Asymptotic Certainty, 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.

• Asymptotic Certainty and the Purity of Scripture -- “Let me try to make this concept more relatable before applying it to Scriptural purity.”
• Commentary On The King James Bible Translators’ Preface -- “Smith began by defending Bible translation IN PRINCIPLE. Miles Smith was not making a sweeping statement on the validity of various ‘bible’ versions.”
• Effects Of Pandemic Life Changes On Mothers -- “A recent study revealed how mothers were impacted by the changes that came during the COVID-19 pandemic, and it had some surprising results.”
• Have We Undervalued Baptism? -- “Baptism is for life, not just for beginnings...It defines who we are and therefore shapes how we live.”
• Identical Twins Won a Lawsuit After Accusations of Cheating Due to Similar Answers -- “The twins identically answered 296 of the 307 questions and were accused of ‘academic dishonesty’ after an investigation.”
• King James Bible, 1611 -- “The King James, or Authorised, Version of the Bible remains the most widely published text in the English language.”
• KJV Dictionary -- “This online dictionary of King James Version words contains over 11,000 definitions, derived from Noah Webster’s American Dictionary of the English Language.”
• Libraries Cave After Refusing Faith-Based Story Hour -- “Kirk Cameron celebrated after libraries that had refused to host him over his new faith-based children’s book reversed course.”
• ‘Monty Python’ Alum John Cleese Slams ‘Wokes’ And The Current ‘Thrill Of Being Offended’ -- “I’m not so sure that the wokes would ever laugh at themselves, no matter how hilarious they are.”
• Occasional Notes: The Lord’s Day -- “May each one of us so apply ourselves to seeking the Lord both before and on the Lord’s Day that it would indeed by a delight to us.”
• Rand Paul endorses Electoral Count Act reform -- “Our Founders provided us with an ingenious system for representative government that derives its just powers from the consent of the governed without descending into a tyranny of the majority.”
• Sandy Creek Primitive Baptist Church, Org. 1824, Butts County -- “Sandy Creek Baptist was organized in October of 1824 under an oak tree at the home of Elijah McMichael, two miles north of the present church house, which was then in Monroe County.”
• The Marks Of True Conversion -- “With these things before us, we can see that there is such a thing as a false conversion; but what are the marks of true conversion?”
• The Next Generations’ Yeoman Farmers -- “The yeoman farmer – later idealized by Thomas Jefferson and his political supporters – refers to the population of common people like these, who maintained small subsistence farms largely by family labor.”
• Tom Brady pushed crypto to his fans. This lawyer wants him to pay up. -- “Then FTX filed for bankruptcy in a spectacular collapse that vaporized at least $10 billion in assets, according to bankruptcy filings, including all the money Livieratos had on the platform.”
• Zulu and UTC: the story behind aviation’s time zone -- “When it comes to time zones, if you’re still talking about Greenwich Mean Time there’s something you should know: it’s old news. Okay, that’s not perfectly correct.”