History of Anzac Day, and other links

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• 19 Controversies Surrounding the Pet Food Industry -- “The thing that most of these controversies have in common is that big multinational companies and outside authorities cannot always be trusted to protect the interests of consumers, i.e. pet owners and their animals.”
• A Vaccine Passport to Freedom? -- “The trouble with the proposed vaccines passports is that they are likely to be used, not just for international travel, but for entrance to venues for work, entertainment, shopping and even churches.”
• Arizona Gov Declares State of Emergency Over Biden’s Immigration Crisis, Deploys National Guard to Border -- “He is deploying the Arizona National Guard to help handle the hundreds of people, including dozens of unaccompanied minors, who are flowing across the border daily.”
• Associationalism -- “Of course, the danger is that planners and managers can take over the whole show. When that happens, the result is called conventionism...”
• Civil War Soldier and Wife Reunite After 28 Years -- “Life on the American frontier presented unique challenges, and it was not uncommon for loved ones to lose track of one another as they moved from place to place.”
• Federal Government Caught Buying ‘Fresh’ Flesh Of Aborted Babies Who Could Have Survived As Preemies -- “Last week, legal accountability group Judicial Watch dropped a bombshell: a nearly 600-page report proving the U.S. government has been buying and trafficking ‘fresh’ aborted baby body parts.”
• God, I Trust You To Bring The Right Person To Me At The Right Time -- “Please help me to be patient, and trust you during moments when I feel like the time is not moving fast enough.”
• History of Anzac Day -- “ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. The soldiers in those forces quickly became known as Anzacs...”
• Houston Baptist University Dunham Bible Museum -- “The history of the English Bible is intimately connected with the political situation in England during the 16th and 17th centuries. Each change in monarch brought a different religious configuration to the country, and a different legal form of the Christian faith.”
• Inspiration -- “When people think about the inspiration of the Bible, they tend to imagine it as a process. They think of inspiration as a way of stating how the Bible got to be what it is. Trying to answer the how question is one of the reasons that we are surrounded by so-called ‘theories of inspiration.’”
• Records: Superintendent lied to jury investigating massacre -- “Broward County Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie was arrested by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement at district headquarters and charged with perjury in an official proceeding, which is a felony punishable by up to five years in prison.”
• The Holy Spirit and Production of Scripture -- “...inspiration applies to the scriptures themselves, not to the process by which they were produced. The word inspired is a result word, not a process word.”
• The Place of Fear in a True Church and With True Worship -- “The word fear used by Jesus in the second half of the verse is an imperative.”
• The Russia hoax was actually a hoax -- “President Trump called it and now the headlines are saying it. The intelligence community has walked back its claim that Russians put bounties on U.S. troops.”
• What Is Worldly Worship? -- “Worship is acknowledging or recognizing God for Who He is according to His Word and giving Him what He says that He wants.”

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

December 2018 has been celebrated as the 70th Anniversary of the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The declaration was drafted by representatives from all regions of the world and adopted as General Assembly Resolution 217 in Paris on December 10, 1948.