The Narrow Path

If ignorance is bliss
TURN BACK NOW
But if you’re ready to lift the curtain…
On one of the greatest injustices history has ever known
You’ve come to the right place
In the U.S. alone abortion kills nearly 4,000 innocent human beings
Every single day
25,000 a week
109,000 a month
1.3 million a year
Since 1973, over 40 million children have lost their lives to abortion…
… leaving untold millions of women to silently suffer the pain and regret of what was supposed to be a simple “choice”
While contemporary media outlets cover-up the carnage
an entire industry grows rich off of a strategically uninformed clientele.
For 200 years, America has groaned under the weight of this hidden injustice…
but a new day is dawning.
Today, the cover-up ends.
Today, the complacency of ignorance gives way to the responsibility of knowledge.
Welcome to the future of abortion history.
Welcome to Abort73.com
We dare you to know

First I would like to apologize for taking so long in getting the Katrina trip photos up and and a nice recap. It was a huge life changing event, and I think I am still trying to figure out how to best write about it.  So instead of making it perfect I am just going to get something out for all of you that are still waiting

by Max Lucado

The reward of Christianity is Christ.

Do you journey to the Grand Canyon for the souvenir T-shirt or the snow globe with the snowflakes that fall when you shake it? No. The reward of the Grand Canyon is the Grand Canyon. The wide-eyed realization that you are part of something ancient, splendid, powerful, and greater than you …

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This is definitely worth reading.  I am not so sure on the fashion thing.. but then again I am a bit younger than John, some of the grunge.. I like, I think it looks pretty good Anyways check it out!

If beauty is real, then mistakes would be also very serious. If my favorite music, art, and entertainment are ugly, and ugliness is not just an opinion, then my entertainment might be killing my soul.

Read more: What My Nana Taught Me Part II: Beauty in a Cynical Age | The Scriptorium Daily: Middlebrow

 I just wanted to bring our readers attention to FreeRice.com.  This is a service that allows the user to improve their vocabulary and at the same time donate rice through the United Nations to help stamp out hunger.  When you get a vocabulary word right, the advertiser on that page then donates 20 grains of rice.  Go check them out!

A wall mentioned in the Bible’s Book of Nehemiah and long sought by archaeologists apparently has been found, an Israeli archaeologist says.

A team of archaeologists discovered the wall in Jerusalem’s ancient City of David during a rescue attempt on a tower that was in danger of collapse, said Eilat Mazar, head of the Institute of Archaeology at the Shalem Center, a Jerusalem-based research and educational institute, and leader of the dig.

Artifacts including pottery shards and arrowheads found under the tower suggested that both the tower and the nearby wall are from the 5th century B.C., the time of Nehemiah, Mazar said this week. Scholars previously thought the wall dated to the Hasmonean period from about 142 B.C. to 37 B.C.

The findings suggest that the structure was actually part of the same city wall the Bible says Nehemiah rebuilt, Mazar said. The Book of Nehemiah gives a detailed description of construction of the walls, destroyed earlier by the Babylonians.

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by Max Lucado

May I ask you to look at your hand for a moment? Look at the back, then the palm. Reacquaint yourself with your fingers. Run a thumb over your knuckles.

What if someone were to film a documentary on your hands? What if a producer were to tell your story based on the life of your hands? What would we see? …

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