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Author Archives: ColorStorm
Gotta love the seasons
Then there are the songbirds with their lovely preludes at dawn. Another blow to godless evolution that cannot prevent the natural symphonies from daily admiration. Per Genesis thanks again. The common woodpecker has a tongue that wraps around the brain … Continue reading
Ah yes, the waters above
Gotta luv true science, per, ahem, cough cough, Genesis ch. 1, where the water is laid out in lavender. Rest assured though, they who guess at gallon work should be embarrassed if they IGNORE the root of water in the … Continue reading
Way to go mom
youtube.com/watch Gotta luv this . Can any rational mind argue against?
Posted in Daily news
Tagged liberalism destroyed., sanity, school board meeting, woke gone broke
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High above earth, did the women complain?
In a day where political correctness was not even in diapers, we see a monumental feat of masculine strength and unequalled fearlessness as the Empire Building went up. Many legal immigrants no doubt, daring to feed their families in a … Continue reading
Posted in Daily news
Tagged Empire State builders, gender equality, labor in New York, men and women
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Who is the great science denier?
Many say it’s yours truly, he who dares to oppose the pontificates of knowledge and science! Yep, the accusations are many, rest assured though, I take them with a grain of salt, and actually consider them as back-handed compliments. Without … Continue reading
Mr. Biden gives a speech?
1,2,3,4 5, 6. 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12 people sitting in front of a large screen tv, with volume up- not 1 person is watching. YOU WOULD THINK, that a crisis of monumental proportion, that could have devastating effect … Continue reading
AI is old as the hills
Artificial Intelligence, more commonly known as AI, he’s been around since oh, let’s say, forever. AI has a twin sister, she is called Atheism. To this day, pretending to be intellectual, but sounding like a broken trumpet on rusty wheels, … Continue reading
So what do you know?
In 10 short words, God’s word quickly silences all doubters, and forever puts out of business godless evolution. Let’s assume for a moment shall we, that IF there is a Creator, He would be well aware of man’s petty objections, … Continue reading
Deep things
No prophet here, just a careful bystander of current events, and paying even more attention to scripture and how all things connect via human nature, experience, and recognizing that the Creator has the final say in EVERYTHING, these things occurred … Continue reading
Posted in God and science, Unbelief (ahem: atheism)
Tagged atheism, genesis, science, the Deep, the globe, tyson
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My five fav words
Sure, I appreciate eloquence in its proper setting, words befitting of various emoluments, endowed with glistening tones, which appeal to the ear as well as heart, when in season, are rare jewels of stentorian delight, words that separate the thoughtless … Continue reading
So you think you are clever?
Men ask questions pretending to be smarter than God, and think they are wise in setting a ‘trap,’ but ignore questions that prove our ignorance, then claim God somehow is ineffective or powerless, and in the process, tighten the noose … Continue reading
Posted in God and science
Tagged Creation and scripture, Job and God's questions, science and creation
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Babel & the ‘unscheduled disassembly…’
Don’t know about you, but I am sick of hearing about/looking at Elon Musk. In your face daily as if he is somehow more relevant than bread. Did you happen to notice the latest spaceX launch and the subsequent ‘eXcitement … Continue reading
Just some rain water?
Do you like that word? Rain. Say it a few times. Has a nice ring to it. What man is responsible for ‘inventing’ it? Water droplets from above, let’s call it ‘rain.’ Everybody agrees right, there’s no better word to … Continue reading
A little discomfort?
In a recent discussion, a little word invariably popped up, an uncomfortable word to be sure, a word never heard in board rooms, hospitals, sports arenas, dinner parties, Wall St, and in most cases, a word shunned or ignored in … Continue reading
Consider the lowly bulb
Why do people blow a gasket when shown abundant proof by way of evidence that it is quite easy to believe that nature itself preaches the resurrection of things once dead? They say you are crazy and part of some … Continue reading
Snow. The great truth teller.
Pick a town, any town that just received a deluge of snow. 5′ now on the ground. Can you possibly conceive the sheer weight of that snow, NOW on the GROUND, that just yesterday was above your head? Can you … Continue reading
So few are religious
Good word bad word there. In the hands of the unlearned it is usually revolting, but in the hands of the mature, it is actually a fine word crossing many disciplines of life. Some may be surprised to know that … Continue reading
Posted in Doctrine, Exhortation
Tagged atheism and religion, creation and religion?, religion, religious, the book of james
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Always Seeking Goodness
I’ve been attending the 8 a.m. Mass at another parish in town; the earliest Mass at my parish is 9. When you are an early waker, as I am, you tend to… Always Seeking Goodness Pop over to Jill’s place. … Continue reading
Posted in Exhortation
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