Monthly Archives: April 2012

A rare creature, an honest reporter, has been found. Lizzie Phelan (image hopefully shown) is a freelance journalist who has covered events in Libya and Syria. In an interview entitled, “US media manipulate Syria unrest,” Ms. Phelan claims there has … Continue reading →

Mike Wallace, long-time “news” faker, passed away on April 7, 2012. At first he did not realize he had died. This is often the case with the newly deceased. Things seem the same as before until gradually circumstances cause them … Continue reading →

“Warning! Warning! Danger, Will Robinson!” the robot would exclaim to young Will Robinson (Billy Mumy) on the 1960s-era TV show “Lost in Space.” But what ever happened to young Billy Mumy, who portrayed Will Robinson? (He was killed in Vietnam. … Continue reading →

“There is no one great devil,” wrote Anita S. Dole. All those in the various hells “who are ruled by the love of evil are called devils.” The so-called Satan is distinguished from the devils in that “Satan” represents “the … Continue reading →

Spurious inventions such as “trinity god” and “holy war” continued the decline of Christianity. Then Martin Luther helped invent the “faith alone” (without works) heresy. This idea is contrary to the General Epistle of James, where it is written, “What … Continue reading →

Around 325 Anno Domini, at a secret meeting in a dark room in Rome, a “trinity god” had been ordered into existence. This invention was finalized at the Council of Nicaea. Henceforth, throughout the Roman Empire, “trinity god” was the … Continue reading →

The Ark of the Covenant was no longer present. The Jewish Church declined until it was vastated. But, as the saying goes, “When God closes a door, he also opens a window.” A new Church arose. The Almighty was united … Continue reading →

The Jewish Church declined. Israel, then Judah, were conquered. The Ark of the Covenant disappeared, never again to be mentioned in the Bible. The religion of the stiff-necked people, the stubborn Jews, had lost its vitality. It had been vastated. … Continue reading →

Some really stubborn people were needed by the Almighty. Looking around, He noticed the Jews in Egypt, making bricks for the Pharaoh. “Ah, just what I need! A stiff-necked people!” the Creator exclaimed. And so, the Jews were chosen. But … Continue reading →