Breathtaking Italian Cemetery Statues, and other links

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• A List of Archaic Words Appearing in the NIV, NASB, NKJV, and NRSV -- “If edification requires intelligibility understood in a Wardian way, and so he declares the Authorized Version an unsuitable version of the Bible for modern day English-speakers, then to remain consistent he should include, at a minimum, the NIV, NASB, NKJV, and NRSV as unsuitable translations as well and by the same standard.”
• Biden Energy Secretary Violated Federal Law By Using Office To Promote Democrats, Special Counsel Rules -- “Secretary Granholm has been advised that if in the future she engages in prohibited political activity while employed in a position covered by the Hatch Act, we will consider such activity to be a willful and knowing violation of the law.”
• Breathtaking Italian Cemetery Statues -- “Breathtaking Italian cemetery statues are a tourist’s delight at Monumental Cemetery of Staglieno in Genoa, Italy! It is one of the largest cemeteries in Europe.”
• Eruption Evidence -- “If I close my eyes to imagine a volcano, I see a Polynesian island with palm trees, beaches and an endless ocean. I definitely don’t imagine the cactus-filled landscapes of West Texas.”
• Fact-Checking Your Writing: Tips & Helpful Websites -- “We hope that our fact-checking tips will come in handy. Don’t forget to be skeptical, and don’t let your imagination run away with you.”
• Our Opponents are Against Multiple Translations as Well -- “To my Critical Text/Multiple Version Only brothers, we believe you when you say The Passion Translation is a terrible translation, but it is wholly unclear why you believe that and by what authority you hold that belief.”
• Pastor, Elder, and Overseer: A Baptist View -- “Baptists have historically equated the terms ‘pastor,’ ‘elder,’ and ‘bishop’/‘overseer,’ thus understanding all three terms to speak of the same office.”
• Providential Preservation Argues for a Closed Canon -- “The Judge of all the earth will do right, and the premise of the condemnation is adding or subtracting from a known quantity, that which has come to completion, the written word of God.”
• SCOTUS Rules in Favor of Religious Freedom and School Choice -- “The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Carson v. Makin, a case that challenges a Maine law that discriminates against parents based on religion by providing some families with tuition support for the school of their choice but denying that same support to other families.”
• SD Gov Noem Slams Biden, Defends Closing Deadly Loophole That Allows On-Demand Abortions in People’s Homes -- “In 2021, Noem issued an executive order banning telehealth abortions using out-of-state doctors. In March, that was codified into South Dakota state law.”
• The Church’s Role in Making Abortion Unthinkable and Unnecessary -- “Studies also show that about 80 percent of women would not have chosen abortion if they had felt more supported.”
• The Grazing Craze -- “I’ve yanked henbit and chickweed for years from my native-plant gardens, nearly eradicating the weeds that pop up every winter. If only I’d known that the European species make tasty additions to salads.”