... the eyes of the victim. The Aztecs knew they could only placate the god of empire with human blood. So they engaged in continual warfare just to take prisoners for the sacrifice. Nothing has changed. The god is just as greedy; he still demands his victims. But, instead of the blood of individuals, he wants the souls of ...

... turkeys were poisoned!” “Yeah, well, I’m a vegetarian, so …” “This thing could be contagious,” Monty screamed, “this could be the virus that wipes out the human race.” “Listen Monty,” I said, putting on my bathrobe and slippers and heading downstairs. “I have enough bourbon running through my bloodstream to kill any virus ...

Janet Holmes replied to FreeThinker's discussion 'Judges, chapter 11 - God allows a human sacrifice' Yes and if players of Dungeons and Dragons kept insisting that the real world live by the rules of their game and getting laws passed to make sure we did then maybe the rest of us would join in with their arguing of arcane technicalities. Ridiculo...

The value of the U.S. dollar continues to plummet faster than Michael Moore getting shoved out of a C-130.Gold now at $1,185. What happens when the DXY hits 70 in a few days?And the diagonal, soon to be vertical channel:DXY at 70?As the dollar hemorrhages value, Ben Bernanke's outstanding record as a financial Nostradumas continues to inspire confidence.I was struck with Bernanke’s

(Every time I listen to that song, I feel so morbid and feel like...making something, someone bleed) The great irony about my grandfather's birthday(Nov. 22) is that, I consider him the better of my grandparents, and yet I don't feel much affection for him, only a sense of dry gratitude for teaching me piano and introducing the passion of music to me. Today, on the phone, I called him ...

... sacrifice himself repeatedly throughout the course of history. But instead he sacrificed himself once and for all, summing up all the other sacrifices in this sacrifice of himself, the final solution of sin. Worship is a secondary experience. ... if secondarily, a connection with God as well as a move away from the earlier norm of human sacrifice. When Christ comes into the picture, animal sacrifice ...