Actual History, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• Actual History of King James Onlyism -- “These guys don’t write like historians. They write like opponents of KJO. What they say and write is supposed to pass as some kind of scholarly treatment of the topic, but it reads like nothing of the kind.”
• Checking Patristic Citations -- “Question: how do you track down the references to check on patristic citations cited in NA27?”
• Clyburn’s case for S. C. Judge Michelle Childs to replace Breyer -- “Clyburn told Axios he’s personally spoken about Childs to both Graham and Scott, and though he hasn’t asked whether they would vote for her, he said both see her in a ‘favorable light.’”
• Eating through Lockhart like a Locovore -- “In a town billed as the BBQ Capital, it offers more to savor than smoky meat. Find chef-driven menus in the shadow of the Caldwell County Courthouse.”
• FDA Blocks Florida From Using Monoclonal Antibody Treatment, Sites Shut Down Statewide -- “Florida disagrees with the decision that blocks access to any available treatments in the absence of clinical evidence.”
• FDA Duplicity on Covid-19 Vaccines -- “In August of 2021, the FDA, to great media fanfare, granted permanent approval for a Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine. The catch: it was for a vaccine that was not available to Americans.”
• George Orwell’s 1984 Given Trigger Warning at British University -- “1984 was supposed to be a piece of fiction, but in current times it reads more like an instruction manual. There’s no wonder the upper echelons of society are trying to censor it. Universities have lost their collective minds.”
• Greg Gutfeld Offers Advice To Fauci After Lab Leak Document Dump: ‘Resign And Get A Lawyer’ -- “The bottom line on this thing is that science should be about debate, it should be about criticism, it should be receptive to skepticism. That’s what science is all about.” 
• Iowa doctor goes national and stages hospital ‘jailbreaks’ for COVID-19 patients -- “At the onset of symptoms, we can treat with things like hydroxychloroquine, that directly suppresses viral replication, we treat with ivermectin, that blocks the virus’ ability to get into the cells and replicate.”
• Judge Won’t Budge as Voting Machine Report Fuels Conspiracies -- “For now, Totenberg decided Thursday that she would keep the document private. But she said she would review the report herself and potentially make a new judgment soon...”
• Neil Young’s Spotify Ultimatum Falls Apart in Spectacular Fashion -- “That statement gives an inside glance into the mind of many leftists. They tell us we must listen to the science at all costs, but if a scientist dares to disagree with them, they suddenly revoke that scientist of his title and call his opinions ‘misinformation.’”
• Peterson To Rogan: Bible ‘Precondition For The Manifestation Of Truth,’ ‘Way More True Than Just True’ -- “Psychologist Jordan Peterson joined famed podcast host Joe Rogan on Tuesday where he discussed a variety of issues, including his views on the Bible after recently visiting the Museum of the Bible.”
• Rise and fall and rise again of the libertarian moment -- “Iconoclastic podcasters and the ‘Freedom Convoy’ of truckers protesting vaccine mandates may not have been what journalists and activists had in mind when they spoke of the libertarian moment five years ago. But they’re the vanguard of its sequel today.”
• Sprinkle Publications: Publisher of Baptist, Puritan, Reformed, and Historical Literature -- “As a Baptist pastor since 1962 and a lover of ‘old books’, historical and theological, we increasingly began to see the need for more substantive and truthful literature.”
• The Ghost Town of Powelton, Hancock County, Georgia -- “As the population of the community grew, its importance to the agricultural economy of the county expanded as well. At one point, it was said that all roads led to Powelton...”
• The Works of That Famous and Worthy Minister of Christ in the University of Cambridge, M. William Perkins. The Second Volume -- “William Perkins (1558-1602) was a clergyman and Cambridge theologian who was one of the foremost leaders of the Puritan movement in the Church of England.”
• The Wretched Woman Of John Eight -- “It is always at the hands of men that this pathetic woman has suffered...She is now a mere addendum, and one more version shall see her off the premises altogether...”
• Two Story View of Truth and Gender Identity: Matt Walsh on Dr. Phil -- “The real problem with the full gamut of the gender issue is not intellectual. It is volitional.”
• U Penn Swimmer: Lia Thomas Colluded With Female Swimmer To Lose Race -- “In the 100 freestyle race, Henig finished with a time of 49.57; Thomas touched the wall in 52.84. During a November tri-meet with Princeton and Cornell, Thomas swam the 100 freestyle in 49.42.”
• William Perkins (1558-1602) -- “On January 13, 1587, Perkins preached a sermon denouncing the practice of kneeling to receive Communion, and was ultimately called before the Vice-Chancellor as a result.”