Category Archives: General

"We women must stick together"... This is a notion some still hold very proudly. Especially those who are not married or divorced. So when they use this with a married woman who "sympathizes" them yet does not speak against them, … Continue reading →

Some people like to stay single but love children, hence started a family by adoption. In order to avoid labor, some women rather adopt. These people don't necessarily claim that they are against marriage, child labor. But just not on … Continue reading →

Today I see Evangelists behaving like non-evangelists; Reformers behaving like non-reformers.[@more@]

Before it's so hard to find a job, now I got plenty, too much that I hardly find time to sleep. Money of course is another matter as I am more interested in the works than $$$.[@more@]

How do I sacrifice my time for the Bronx? Perhaps Robert Raikes has the answer.

A friend (Boss of a chinese takeout restaurant I once worked at) informed me of an opportunity which one of their customer Tom(tko@impactmgmt.com) is looking for programmers. I have tought of it for a few seconds. My decision is no. … Continue reading →

I have just received a book by Mabel Williamson "Have We No Right", not easy to find, but not too hard on ebay. Due to time, I think I'll speed read this one for the time being. [@more@]

I recently read an article by Bob DeWaay on discerning false teaching, "Critical Issues Commetary: May/June 2006 Issue #94" on page 6, under What We Can and Cannot Judge, it is said that we are not to judge motives. This … Continue reading →

Superstitious faith is the kind of faith which has no respect for the Truth. Or better to put it this way: The kind of faith which has no respect for the truth, is called Superstition. Hence, it is not because … Continue reading →

The Americans, the Taiwanese, the Charismatic, the Evolutionists, the Universalists, materialists, pragmatists, etc. are very much similar, though, there are quarks of exception. The Mexicans, the hispanics, are somewhat different though close to the above. I admire them to certain … Continue reading →