Bravely Fought Words
In this bravely fought world the tagline or maxim of the French philosopher,Descartes goes from " I think therefore I am " to
" I feel, therefore I am right " spoken by the post -modernist.
God is in Each of your Tomorrows.
In this bravely fought world the tagline or maxim of the French philosopher,Descartes goes from " I think therefore I am " to
" I feel, therefore I am right " spoken by the post -modernist.
In the words of motivational speaker Leo Buscaglia, “The greatest risk of all is to take no risk because the person who risks nothing accomplishes nothing, has nothing, feels nothing, and, in the end, becomes nothing.”
Final Comment:
The corollary risk you can take is to go it alone with the risk you are preparing to do
Pressures shared is buoyed by others who love and support you in your risky endevour.Even if they don't comprehend your issues, concepts and risks fully-- being there and sharing is excellent regardless. Of course going it alone may be necessary,fear not and risk anyway.
by Digital Anvil.
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Addressing his supporters early on Wednesday, Netanyahu declared, "The right-wing bloc has a clear, decisive majority among the Zionist public. And among the Jewish public and all those who support the Jewish state, this is what has become clear – a decisive majority."
With a predicted 54 Knesset seats in the prime minister's bloc, Likud is still short of the 61-seat majority needed to form a government. The results seemed to upend the so-called "change" bloc of Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar Party.
One of the surprises in the elections was a stunning turnout in the Arab sector, bringing the two Arab parties to their highest vote total in history, possibly blocking Netanyahu and Eisenkot from reaching a majority unless they work together. (Arab Israelis comprise about 20 % of the Israel's population )
Dr. A.J. Nolte, founder of Regent University's Israel Institute, explained during CBN News' live election coverage why no one wants to form a government with the Arab parties.
"Well, the Arab parties are non-Zionist, " Nolte noted. "So, they don't accept the Jewish nature of Israel as a state. And after October 7th, there's been a sense among a lot of the Zionist Jewish voters that rewarding that sort of opposition to Zionism with seats in the next government would send a bad message."
He also insisted that this is the time to deal with the regime in Iran.
"I want to tell you, Israel is facing a historic opportunity, once and for all, with our partner, President Trump, to remove the existential threat from Iran," he exhorted.
At Likud Party headquarters on Tuesday, Israeli analyst Elie Pieprz told CBN News he believes Netanyahu will reach out to Eisenkot to form a unity government, which would help in the battle against Iran...
Pieprz continued, "And I think that we have that an immense opportunity to continue the fight against Iran with Prime Minister Netanyahu (and) President Trump together. I think that can happen."
Pulse of Israel's Avi Abelow told us that the high voter turnout in Israel can be attributed to an awakening to how Israel's enemies are trying to destroy the Jewish state, and it sends a message to Americans.
"Everyone, strengthen your faith," he urged. "God is running the world. God's people and Jewish state of Israel are here on the front line, defending the whole freedom-loving world. No matter the pressure, no matter the lies. Stand strong with the Jewish people and the Jewish state of Israel. We've got your back."
From Digital Anvil.
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This means that no human thinking is ever truly disinterested and at some point it always goes wrong, and at its extremes it will become foolish and even dark and mad. Also, there will always be the phenomenon of “unintended consequences,” because the element of the unforeseen in the best human knowledge will always upset the best of human foresight.
Conversely, it explains why no one is ever completely wrong—there is always a mixture of truth in even the falsest and most dangerous of worldviews.
It explains why non-Christians can be “better people” than Christians, and why there are always redeeming features in the worst of people—whether they know God or not, and whatever they say about God, they are still made in the image of God and capable of humanity
Os Guinness, Fool’s Talk:
From Digital Anvil.
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Bravely Fought Words In this bravely fought world the tagline or maxim of the French philosopher,Descartes goes from " I think th...