A Land that Devours: Isarel at 61
14th May 2009, hej.Remembering May 14, 1948. Today is an anniversary of the declaration of the state of Israel. A time to remember why it was established. To remember why the call went out for a place where Jews could freely be Jews. A place for the people no nation on earth wanted. ... More
Three Personality Types
8th May 2009, hej.The Bible doesn't contain theoretical analysis such as the Myers-Briggs personality test, rather it shows us people in action, where their character is demonstrated by their decisions. ... More
The Law, Hygiene: Swine Flu
2nd May 2009, hej.The Swine Flu outbreak reveals some issues that are worthy for a society to ponder. The events illustrate just how advanced the law of Moses was and also how it could prevent needless death- even today! ... More
The last supper: number 13
13th Apr 2009, hej.There is one myth that has no foundation: it is a total myth that having 13 at the last supper was unlucky. Also the term 'last supper' does not occur at all in any reputable translation of the Bible. It was not the last time Jesus will keep that supper. ... More
Names: the spirit of an era
4th Apr 2009, hej.Is there more to a name?
Names as a Sign long ago
... MoreCreation, Darwin 150 years
28th Mar 2009, hej.Creation, Darwin: variation of the Origin the species
This year 2009 is the year of Darwin, not the place in Australia but the man (John Clements Wickham named "Port Darwin" in honour of his former shipmate Charles Darwin). ... More
How news makes a crisis
5th Mar 2009, hej.How news makes a crisis
News is not a merely a neutral report of events. ... More
To move heaven and earth: Economic confidence
5th Feb 2009, hej.Does faith have anything to do with the economy? This present crisis shows it does. Business “confidence” is a measure of an economy. Kevin Rudd the Prime minister of Australia describes the answer to Australian loss of confidence as a need 'to move heaven and earth'. ... More
Behind the custom: why the shoe was thrown at Bush
24th Jan 2009, hej.George Bush was not at all concerned about a shoe being thrown at him. To most people in the European or Western world, that is the sort of thing an immature kid might do. If they threw rotten fruit, now that might be an insult, but a shoe? ... More



