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Believing in Angels?????
How many people believe in Angels? how many will claim to have seen one? Well there was a time when I thought I saw several. On a Saturday in the summer of 1962 I was a front seat passenger in a … Continue reading
Posted in HM Submarines
Tagged angels, Church of England, crash head injury.earthly things, faith, hospital, questions, strange.
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Proud to be an Old Fart
Please note – there is only one Old Fart in this photo, he is in the middle the two beautiful ladies are just sweet smelling young farts. Old Farts are easy to spot at sporting events; during the playing of … Continue reading
Posted in family, veterans
Tagged caring, country, duty., faith, freedom, God, good manners, help others, hold doors for others, kind to animals, kindly, polite, respects others, respects parents, the anthem, the flag, veteran, we owe them
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They Should Understand Most of All
The attached photo is what prompted me to write this blog today. I’m sure, like many others I find this a most offensive and pitiful example of the beliefs of many Religious denominations today. It is so sad that in … Continue reading
Posted in family, military, veterans
Tagged Baptist, catholics, charity, Christians, evil, faith, hope, judging, love, pentacostal, salvation Army, sinners
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Budge for bait Part 2
Alas the trap was empty again this morning no squirrel inside as planned. I guess setting the trap with a bigger nut hasn’t worked as quickly as I had hoped. Maybe if I spread peanut butter on the photo, what … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged butter, clap trap, cute little face, faith, hope and charity., kiss me quick, nonsense, peanuts, spread, squirrel, trap
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The Nazi King
I watched a TV show yesterday titled the Nazi King. Edward 8th who became King in 1936 and later abdicated to marry Wallace Simpson is a huge story. Only recently have sealed documents been released concerning Edward and Simpson. Edward … Continue reading
Strong Reasons to Boycott Sochi
This is an open letter sent to British PM David Cameron and the IOC. It is certainly worth sharing. Dear Prime Minister, M Rogge, Lord Coe and Members of the International Olympic Committee, I write in the earnest hope that … Continue reading
Posted in family, military, politics, veterans
Tagged Baptists, catholics, Christians, church, faith, Gays, God, hipocrites, lesbians, marriage., people, religion, sinners, United Church
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Boycott The Sochi Olympics
This is a huge issue but as always it is gathering the usual rhetoric from politicians, particularly in the US. Obama has not ruled out a boycott but many voices are saying it will do no good. I hasn’t worked … Continue reading
Posted in 1956 Olympic Games, family, politics, veterans
Tagged Baptists, catholics, Christians, church, faith, Gays, God, hipocrites, lesbians, marriage., people, religion, sinners, United Church
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The Sash me Father Wore!!!!!!
Oh Dear!!! its the 12th July again, to some that would just mean another summer day. To many protestants of Ulster it is a very important day. A day to rub the noses of Catholic’s in the dirt. The commemoration … Continue reading
Posted in Belfast Social History, family
Tagged Baptists, catholics, Christians, church, faith, Gays, God, hipocrites, lesbians, marriage., people, religion, sinners, United Church
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Interpretation of the Bible
Everyone has a right to an opinion and everyone else should respect that right. Sadly that is not always the case and is particularly evident in the question of the church and gays. Not all churches shun people because of … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged Baptists, catholics, Christians, church, faith, Gays, God, hipocrites, lesbians, marriage., people, religion, sinners, United Church
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A New Pope
I have never had a great deal of respect or interest in the Roman Catholic Church. That has nothing to do with the fact I’m a protestant from Northern Ireland. Although I would readily admit to a fear of those … Continue reading
Posted in Belfast Social History, family, politics
Tagged charity, Christian, church, faith, hope, hymns, love, religion.minister Bible, Sunday Service
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