Friday, December 6, 2013

OBAMA - A DARK SOUL

Submitted by: John Rolls


Saul, Herod, Obama

KIRSTEN POWERS - FROM ATHEISM TO CHRISTIANITY - HER CONVERSION IS WONDERFUL!

Submitted by: Kathy Hawkins

I met Jesus...... 'I tried to write off the experience as misfiring synapses'

Started by ilona trommler 
 
 
She’s the intelligent, gorgeous, Democratic commentator at Fox News who has been an atheist for much of her life until she says she had a personal encounter with Jesus.
It was in 2006 during an overseas trip that Kirsten Powers says, “I woke up in what felt like a strange cross between a dream and reality. Jesus came to me and said, ‘Here I am.’”
“It felt so real. I didn’t know what to make of it,” Powers explains in Christianity Today. “I called my boyfriend, but before I had time to tell him about it, he told me he had been praying the night before and felt we were supposed to break up. So we did. Honestly, while I was upset, I was more traumatized by Jesus visiting me.
“I tried to write off the experience as misfiring synapses, but I couldn’t shake it. When I returned to New York a few days later, I was lost. I suddenly felt God everywhere and it was terrifying. More important, it was unwelcome. It felt like an invasion. I started to fear I was going crazy.”

THE STOCK MARKET...A BUBBLE SET TO BURST?

Submitted by: Lady Byrd

 
One of the men that won the Nobel Prize for economics this year says that "bubbles look like this" and that he is "most worried about the boom in the U.S. stock market." But you don't have to be a Nobel Prize winner to see what is happening. It should be glaringly apparent to anyone with half a brain.

The financial markets have been soaring while the overall economy has been stagnating. Reckless injections of liquidity into the financial system by the Federal Reserve have pumped up stock prices to ridiculous extremes, and people are becoming concerned.

In fact, Google searches for the term "stock bubble" are now at the highest level that we have seen since November 2007. Despite assurances from the mainstream media and the Federal Reserve that everything is just fine, many Americans are beginning to realize that we have seen this movie before.

We saw it during the dotcom bubble, and we saw it during the lead up to the horrible financial crisis of 2008. So precisely when will the bubble burst this time? Nobody knows for sure, but without a doubt this irrational financial bubble will burst at some point. 
Remember, a bubble is always the biggest right before it bursts, and the following are 15 signs that we are near the peak of an absolutely massive stock market bubble...

MIDDLE EAST PROVES TO BE A HORROR FOR CHRISTIANITY - ISLAMIC TERRORISTS SEE TO THAT!

Submitted by: Lady Byrd


The same month that Obama tried to wage war on behalf of the jihadi rebels in Syria (citing "human rights" concerns), some of the war's worst atrocities were committed against that nation's Christian minority, most notably in Ma'loula, an ancient Christian region where the inhabitants spoke Aramaic, the language of Jesus.

There, al-Qaeda-linked jihadis fired mortars and missiles into at least two ancient churches before looting them; some 80 Christians trying to defend their homes were killed. Others who could not flee were forced, on pain of death, to convert to Islam.

One man's last words before being slaughtered by the rebels were: "I am a Christian, and if you want to kill me for that, I do not object to it." A nun involved with humanitarian relief said the man "is a Martyr in Christ in the full sense of this word, since he was murdered solely because of religious hatred!"

The Christian Post reports:

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THE FOUNDATION

"Liberty must at all hazards be supported." --John Adams

GOVERNMENT & POLITICS

Nelson Mandela, RIP

Nelson Mandela, the former South African president who helped end apartheid, died Thursday. He was 95.
Mandela earned respect and praise because he went beyond the African National Congress days of violence to truly advocate for peace, much as MLK did in the 1960s. The difference is that MLK had a national narrative to appeal to, namely "that all men are endowed by their Creator," but Mandela had no such foundational narrative. In effect, he wrote South Africa's declaration of Liberty for all people. His 1993 Nobel Prize -- shared with his former oppressor, South African President F.W. de Klerk -- was earned by both of them.
The Wall Street Journal summed it up: "The bulk of his adult life, Nelson Mandela was a failed Marxist revolutionary and leftist icon, the Che Guevara of Africa. Then in his seventies he had the chance to govern. He chose national reconciliation over reprisal, and he thus made himself an historic and all too rare example of a wise revolutionary leader. ... He won the country's first free presidential elections in 1994 and worked to unite a scarred and anxious nation. He opened up the economy to the world, and a black middle class came to life. After a single term, he voluntarily left power at the height of his popularity. Most African rulers didn't do that. ... Mandela became the biggest of African men by refusing to act like a typical African 'Big Man.' He transcended his party's history of Marxism, tribalism and violence. The continent and world were fortunate to have him."

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December 6, 2013 Today's Breaking News Stories

US Prepares to Destroy Syrian Chemical Weapons at Sea

A U.S. cargo vessel equipped with special gear could be neutralizing some of Syria’s most dangerous chemical weapons at sea come January.

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What America Learned From Nelson Mandela
Word of Nelson Mandela's death spread quickly across the United States, bringing with it a mix of reverence and grief for a man who was born in South Africa but in the end belonged to the world.

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