Monday, May 3, 2010
Poll
There is a new poll on the sidebar!
Last month's poll was about travel. ("Do you think you will visit a foreign country in the next year or two?") I admit it wasn't a very useful question, but here are the answers.
The winning answer (4 votes) is: "I'd love to, but the prices are too high."
"Yes" comes in second (3 votes), and "No" comes in last with 1 vote.
If you have ideas for more poll questions, please let me know!
Last month's poll was about travel. ("Do you think you will visit a foreign country in the next year or two?") I admit it wasn't a very useful question, but here are the answers.
The winning answer (4 votes) is: "I'd love to, but the prices are too high."
"Yes" comes in second (3 votes), and "No" comes in last with 1 vote.
If you have ideas for more poll questions, please let me know!
Labels:
polls
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Ark - Addendum
I could have spoken too soon about the ark being found--the verdict is still out. It's a shame when people try to create frauds, and this could be a fraud (according to Randall Price it is), but I'm not sure, yet, one way or another. In any case, I know the story of the ark is true, no matter how many people may disparage it or wrongfully claim to have found it. God's Word is trustworthy!
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news
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Noah's Ark?
It appears as if they have found Noah's ark! The page may be overloaded by visitors, but if you can get it to load, the photos and videos are amazing!
Click Here for their website.
Click Here for their website.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Poll Results & New Poll
The results of the last poll (Do you plan to homeschool your own children?) are in!
The winning answer, with 7 votes, is...
"I wouldn't do it any other way!"
A close second is:
"Yes, provided my spouse does."
And third, with 2 votes, is:
"Only for the earlier grades."
The winning answer, though a little tricky, is also the one I voted for. Yes, I'd definitely want my husband to be in agreement, but I would make sure before getting married that my husband would be totally on board for homeschooling. Why is homeschooling such a big thing for me? To do the subject justice it would take a lot longer reply than I can make now, but basically I think it is the most Biblical way and is helpful both for the children and the adults in various ways. I was homeschooled for all grades, and though it wasn't always easy, I'm sure it was very good for me.
A new poll is on the sidebar for the month of April!
The winning answer, with 7 votes, is...
"I wouldn't do it any other way!"
A close second is:
"Yes, provided my spouse does."
And third, with 2 votes, is:
"Only for the earlier grades."
The winning answer, though a little tricky, is also the one I voted for. Yes, I'd definitely want my husband to be in agreement, but I would make sure before getting married that my husband would be totally on board for homeschooling. Why is homeschooling such a big thing for me? To do the subject justice it would take a lot longer reply than I can make now, but basically I think it is the most Biblical way and is helpful both for the children and the adults in various ways. I was homeschooled for all grades, and though it wasn't always easy, I'm sure it was very good for me.
A new poll is on the sidebar for the month of April!
Labels:
homeschooling,
polls
Monday, March 15, 2010
Quotes
One of the main themes on this DVD was "What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?" - Tertullian
Though I have enjoyed watching super-hero movies, I wonder if they are really good to watch after watching this DVD....Half man, half god? That's what the pagan gods of Greece were, and what most super-heroes are, in essence, even if it doesn't call them "gods."
I'm reading this really good book called The Bible and the Closet: or, How we may read the Scriptures with the most spiritual profit by Thomas Watson and Samuel Lee. It was written in the 1800s, but is quite readable and useful.
Here are a couple of quotes to whet your appetite. (You can read the whole book on google books.)
"Christ loved us more than his own life; nay, though we had a hand in his death, yet that he should not leave us out of his will. This is a love that passeth knowledge; who can read this without seriousness?" - p. 22
"Pride is an enemy to profiting. It has been said that the ground on which a peacock sits is barren; that heart where pride sits is really barren." - p. 25
"The most eminent saints have been of low stature in their own eyes; like the sun at the zenith, they showed least when they were at their highest." - p. 25
Friday, March 5, 2010
Lamplighter Audio
These look (and sound) great!
I'm sure they're good for kids, but I'm also interested in hearing them! They're on sale now.
Lamplighter Series on Audio
I'm sure they're good for kids, but I'm also interested in hearing them! They're on sale now.
Lamplighter Series on Audio
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Queen Victoria--Not So "Victorian"
Here is the article.
This reminds me that no matter what time period, people have always rebelled against God's beautiful order of things.
Labels:
feminism,
links,
people in history
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
I believe you can still sign up, though it has already begun, and listen to the sessions after the fact.
Click here for more info and to register. Send the link to friends!
Labels:
femininity,
homekeeping,
links
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