4 Florida men caught, and other links

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• 4 Florida men caught illegally picking berries in the Bluffton woods. Here’s what they’re worth -- “They harvested nearly 2,000 pounds of saw palmetto berries at the Victoria Bluff Heritage Preserve, according to the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office.”
• 2016 “What is a Reformed Baptist?” Poll Results -- “Here were the four possible answers: 1) adhere at a minimum to a Calvinistic soteriology. 2) adhere at a minimum to a Calvinistic soteriology and to Covenant Theology. 3) adhere substantially to the Baptist Confession of 1689. 4) adhere strictly to the Baptist Confession of 1689.”
• A Biblical Case for Expositional Preaching -- “A sermon is expositional if its content and intent are controlled by the content and intent of a particular passage of Scripture. ”
• California Law Could Make Bacon More Expensive For Everyone -- “This law, passed in 2018 by the State of California, places strict regulations on farmers and the methods used in meat production, in the name of animal welfare.”
• Do Not Lose The Term “Christian” -- “Sometimes you find people who are a little hipper than thou who conspicuously eschew the title ‘Christian.’”
• Driven by Revenge; The Manse Jolly Story -- “One thing is for sure. Manse Jolly was a larger-than-life man and would not hesitate to kill if he felt justified.”
• GOP renews calls for Mayorkas resignation after bombshell Haitian migrants ‘whipping’ email report -- “GOP renews calls for Mayorkas resignation after bombshell Haitian migrants ‘whipping’ email report.”
• Not for the Birds -- “Amid the pastures on the main road between San Antonio and the Gulf Coast sits the turkey-centric town of Cuero.”
• Not Great: Expert Virologist Claims Government Approval Process For Deadly Experiments Is Too Confusing -- “...some of our nation’s best and brightest scientists cannot figure out the bureaucratic nightmare for approval. So very possibly — rather than err on the side of caution — BU simply went ahead and conducted the experiment without proper oversight based on a judgment call.”
• Officer Begs School Not to Unlock Doors for Armed Men, But Vice Principal Did the Unthinkable -- “The chilling incident unfolded last month when armed assailants drove up to Garrett Morgan High School in three stolen cars, according to WJW. The school then went into lockdown.”
• Paran Baptist, Monroe County, Georgia | Org. 1823 -- “The congregation of Paran is one of the oldest in the county. The church house you see above was built in 1907, and has been well maintained over the years.”
• The Last Witness; or, The Dying Sayings of Eminent Christians and of Noted Infidels -- “Truth is deposited with man’s last hour,—An honest hour, and faithful to her trust.”
• The Supreme Court meets Andy Warhol, Prince and a case that could threaten creativity -- “If the Supreme Court agrees, the Warhol Foundation will have to pay royalties or licensing fees, and potentially other damages to the original creator, Goldsmith. However the Supreme Court rules, its decision will have rippling practical consequences.”
• When Criminals Have No Fear—The Hoard Bombing -- “Hoard, a former Georgia football player and WWII veteran was elected to his office in 1965 on a promise that he would clean up the rampant crime in the area, and he was making good on his commitment.”