Introduction to Antidisestablishmentarianism
Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.1 John Adams Sometime in the early twentieth century, Secular Humanist indoctrination convinced almost … Continue reading →
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Sep 29, 2011 05:32PM
Awe, Now I can comment this way. got your blog posts. I shared this book on twitter and FB. I think it is important book. I used to read so much more of stuff like this and like it, but will have to be satisfied with snippets. Others might be able to do it though that I know. I have piles of non fiction now to get at.
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Thanks so much for the recommendations! We have quite a few free excerpts from the book on our website, http://findleyfamilyvideopublications..., but it's pretty big and complicated to navigate. Several of the blog articles are from the book as well. Thanks again!
Some of you writing is over my head. I am a deep thinker, but deep in other ways. i think it is my temperament if it is too involved it does not click for me. So I skim your stuff. I just love your blog besides that. My daughter would like those books. she is top in algebra, but cannot do times tables. I cannot get algebra, but no problem with tables of x's at all learning them. I am just saying if your books are like your blog articles. I have not gotten to the excerpts yet, but she is into those kinds of books. She really wants the Allon books by Shawn lamb on here. I like mysteries mainly. Or Bible fiction or truth on the Bible, but not really historical much so hard to find. I am thinking I need to answer email on train picture.
The Allon books look so cool! Her Huguenot book sounds like something I would really like to read. I don't put a lot of detail into my novels, just enough historical setting to try to be accurate. I focus on the characters and the story when I write. Mike (my husband) writes many of these history and science articles. He is a very deep thinker. I had a hard time writing Antidisestablishmentarianism because it was so involved. Mike of course is responsible for all the Science and history details, but he is driving all the time so I did the "putting together" and researching the documentation. I learned so much writing that book.
