3 Amazing Cemeteries, and other links

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• 3 Amazing Cemeteries -- “Cemeteries around the world are gaining popularity as tourist attractions and destination points.”
• A Black videographer got stabbed at the Portland protests, and he says it is because he is pro-Trump -- “The man then turns and makes a sudden movement, sending Duncomb falling to the ground yelping in pain, the footage shows.”
• A Dubious Order against the Seattle Ban on Police Use of Non-Lethal Force -- “As Professor Turley points out, judges are not supposed to do policy — that’s for lawmakers.”
• Black Lives Matter: Affirm the Sentence, Not the Movement -- “‘Black lives matter,’ taken as a sentence, is profoundly true...the Black Lives Matter Global Network adopts and promotes the entire worldview of the sexual revolution, which seeks to liberate humanity from the oppressive chains of biological gender.”
• Dutch stand firm: no nationwide requirement to wear face masks -- “So far, the OMT has only recommended the use of masks in places where 1.5 metres social distance cannot be maintained, such as in public transport.”
• ‘Even If Genocide Were to Happen’ -- “Tohti’s research interests included the economics and social standing of Uighurs, and he repeatedly criticized Chinese government policies toward the Uighur population, drawing the attention of police.”
• Goodbye, Uncle Myron -- “Myron Houghton was probably the most widely respected theologian to represent contemporary fundamentalism in the marketplace of ideas.”
• How the Horrific 1918 Flu Spread Across America -- “The toll of history’s worst epidemic surpasses all the military deaths in World War I and World War II combined. And it may have begun in the United States.”
• Hydroxychloroquine Study Proves Trump Right, Says It ‘Significantly’ Cuts Death Rate – “‘Our analysis shows that using hydroxychloroquine helped save lives,’ said neurosurgeon Dr. Steven Kalkanis, CEO, Henry Ford Medical Group and Senior Vice President and Chief Academic Officer of Henry Ford Health System.”
• No country for face masks: Nordics brush off mouth covers -- “According to a recent survey by YouGov, only five to 10 percent of respondents in the Nordic countries said they used a mask in public settings, a figure that has remained stable since the start of the crisis in March.”
• Portland has become the focal point of Black Lives Matter protests in America, but it has a tortured history when it comes to race -- “It says something when you’re at a Black Lives Matter protest, you have more minorities on the police side than you have in a violent crowd and you have white people screaming at Black officers.”
• Prophecy Is Not… Prophecy? -- “A biblical view of NT prophecy, however, is to see all of it (whether by apostles or their fellow recipients of revelation, the prophets; cf. Eph 2:20) as parallel to OT prophecy, and furthermore, as something that ceased once the Scriptures were complete (cf. Rev 22:18–19).”
• Scientists solve mystery of the origin of Stonehenge megaliths -- “Geochemical testing indicates that 50 of Stonehenge’s 52 pale-gray sandstone megaliths, known as sarsens, share a common origin about 15 miles away at a site called West Woods...”
• Sen. Hawley Sets New Pro-Life Standard for Supreme Court Nominees -- “Roe...marks the point the modern Supreme Court said, ‘You know, we don’t have to follow the Constitution. We won’t even pretend to try.’”
• This Man Nearly Lost His Eye After a Black Bear Attacked Him in His Home -- “For me, this was an experience where it resets things for you. I really felt soon after like I had another lease in life. It’s interesting how it’s affected me, but it has been positive.”