Michele LaNoue
I believe in the Jewish Messiah is a married man who will return as king, and high priest of Israel. I believe Christianity dressed him as God to give Rome equality with the Most High. Then erased his marriage and gave her the title, prostitute.
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Like a Virgin
This article has been brought to you today by the song; Friends of Mr. Cairo, by Jon & Vangelis.
A little clarification is due in regard to the song.
This album came out in the 1981. I bought around ‘88 (a mother of two at the age of 22...
Summoning the Defendant
This article has been brought to you today by the song; Weapon of Choice, by Fatboy Slim.
Once upon a time I wrote a four book series called “Law v Doctrine.” I tried getting her published but there are too many things working against me t...
Evidence of the Christian Editor’s Pen
This article has been brought to you today by the song, When a Cowboy Trades his Spurs for Wings, from The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.
Your average practicing Christian argues the Bible has been proven again and again to be authentic and un...
An Old Tsalagi Story About the Turkey
This article has been brought to you by the song, Circle of Light, by Walela.
This is not my story. It is an old oral story from the Eastern Woodland Nations of Turtle Island today called America. Very off topic but it is the season of thi...
The Biblical Equation of Creation and Jacob’s Ladder to Heaven
This article has been brought you today by the song, My Definition of a Boombastic Jazz Style, by Dream Warriors. “This rhyme is subliminal….”
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