Does It Say That In The Bill, and other links

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• Alamo Survivor? -- “The most recently published version of the Handbook of Texas stated that most historians believed her story.”
• Bloomberg: U.S. Doled Out Billions In Fraudulent COVID Aid. Where’s The Accountability? -- “Somehow, the Internal Revenue Service managed to issue 2.2 million stimulus checks — worth about $3.5 billion — to dead people.”
• Communion: Lord’s Supper or Lost Supper? Originally a Meal -- “The early church celebrated the Lord’s Supper as an actual supper. What’s the proof of this?”
• ‘Does It Say That In The Bill?’: Ron DeSantis Rebukes Reporter For Pushing ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Narrative -- “So we disabuse you of those narratives — and we’re going to make sure that parents are able to send their kid to kindergarten without having some of this stuff injected into their school curriculum.”
• Einstein’s Heroes—biblical creationists -- “Einstein had pictures of his three heroes of science on his study wall. They were Isaac Newton (1642–1727), Michael Faraday (1791–1867), and James Clerk Maxwell (1831–1879).”
• KJVtoday.net -- “KJVtoday.com get a new domain name.”
• Mark Ward: KJVO “Sinful Anger,” the “Evasion” of the Confessional Bibliologians, and Success -- “True success is finding what God says and doing it. It’s not success to turn a church away from the King James Version to a modern version, even if Ward supports that outcome.”
• Permanent daylight saving time? America tried it before ... and it didn’t go well -- “The public liked the idea of avoiding the confusion and frustration of changing the clocks by an hour twice a year. But soon Americans realized...”
• Pine Log Methodist Church & Campground, Bartow County, Org. 1834 -- “The beautiful church building you see pictured, the oldest in Bartow County, has been improved over the years but was actually built in 1843.”
• Senate Votes To Repeal Travel Mask Mandates In Bipartisan Rebuke Of Biden Admin -- “In a rebuke of the Biden administration’s policy, eight Democrats joined Republicans on Tuesday as the Senate passed a resolution to repeal the federal travel mask mandates on public transportation.”
• Should the Sick Be Anointed with Oil? (James 5) -- “All in all, it is the sovereign God, and no one else, who will determine the answers to our prayers.”
• So Mitt Romney decided to go to war with Tulsi over Ukrainian bio-labs and HOO BOY DID HE STEP IN IT NOW -- “And remember that without the truth, we can be neither safe nor free.”
• The Reformation in Hungary -- “Since reformatory discourse at this time was of course in German, it naturally arrived first in the German communities of Hungary, which were many and substantial.”
• The Successionism View of Baptist History -- “Not every Baptist historian has held this successionist view, though many historians saw some kind of connection with dissenting groups that existed during the medieval period of European history.”
• The Transgender, Deconstructing, Exvangelical Endorser of “Jesus and John Wayne” -- “...Stroop’s affinity for Jesus and John Wayne seems to grow right out of his personal antipathy for conservative protestant Christianity.”
• WHO is examining potential hearing problems linked to Covid vaccines -- “The WHO reported 367 cases of tinnitus and 164 cases of hearing loss globally among people who had received a Covid-19 vaccine, usually within a day of the shot.”