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...ment in their Bible. The factoids below relate to the version of the Bible used by Christians everywhere: Old (39 books) and New Testament. Altoget... ...a compilation of the words and names in the Bible - cats are not mentioned at all. Christians appear only 3 times (Acts 11:26; 26:28; 1 Peter 4:16)... ...w.obgyn.net/displayarticle.asp?page=/urogyn/murphy- book/cover Calendars Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas on January 7. Their "old new year... ...xtended the debate on the Civil Rights Act for 74 days. Filibuster is originally a Dutch word meaning "pirate, hijacker". In Spanish "filibustero" ... ...614, as a delegate of the "third estate" (people who were neither aristocrats, nor clergy). The revolution itself may have been set off by a m... ... emerged as a leader in the cable industry in Continental Europe by purchasing the Dutch cable company NKF. During the 1990s the consolidated g... ...31 by Electric and Musical Industries (EMI). RCA refined its own system, as did the Dutch Philips. Not until 1951 were the standards for public broa...

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............................................................ 60 IS AMERICA A CHRISTIAN NATION? ............................................................ ...father, should he have been honored as the commandment requires? Are most Christians dishonoring the code by keeping Sunday rather than Saturday, th... ... through life accepting what the rest of our society believes. If it is a Christian society we believe in the New Testament. If it is a Muslim socie... ...riests and the number of nuns has reduced by over 50%. On top of this the clergy‘s population is aging and there are few young recruits. Isn‘t that ... ... And in a letter to Jeremiah Moore on August 14, 1800, he wrote that ‗The clergy, by getting themselves established by law, and ingrafted into the m... ... been its fruits? More or less, in all places, pride and indolence in the clergy; ignorance and servility in laity; in both, superstition, bigotry, ... ...s a year, Norwegians average 1380, Swedes 1580, and Germans 1445. And the Dutch work the least. On the other end of the working scale, Koreans work... ...? —―Of course you have to question how much freedom is actually good. The Dutch allowed prostitution and many drugs, but that freedom, or license we... ...d negatives?‖ From a self centered point of view it is immoral. —―A Dutch friend of mine was complaining that while he was working and paying ...

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...ber, less than 1% European Religion: 99% Sunni Muslim (state reli- gion); 1% Christian and Jewish Language: Arabic (official), French, Berber dialects... ...es- tant; also small Hindu, Muslim, Confucian, and Jewish minority Language: Dutch (official), Papiamento (a Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, English dia- ... ...nde- pendence from the Netherlands is granted in 1996 Legal system: based on Dutch civil law system, with some English common law influence Government... ...ginal, and other Religion: 26.1% Anglican, 26.0% Roman Catholic, 24.3% other Christian Language: English, native languages Infant mortality rate: 10/1... ...illion tribals Religion: 83% Muslim, about 16% Hindu, less than 1% Buddhist, Christian, and other Language: Bangla (official), English widely used Inf... ... Roman Catholic; remainder Protestant, none, or other Language: 56% Flemish (Dutch), 32% French, 1% German; 11% legally bilingual; divided along ethni... ...no overt Communist pres- ence Other political or pressure groups: Bud- dhist clergy, Indian merchant community, ethnic Nepalese organizations Member o... ...u- tion, Muslim Students Following the Line of the Imam, and Tehran Militant Clergy Association Member of: Colombo Plan, ESCAP, FAO, G-77, IAEA, IBRD,... ...ical or pressure groups: mili- tary remains dominant political force; Ulema (clergy), industrialists, and small merchants also influential Member of: ...

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... The earliest symbol of Christianity also represents a Big Bang: it represents the huge expans... ...reaking is that it successfully explains the idea of Intelligent Design which Christian fundamentalists use in trying to refute the Big Bang Theory o... ...of Science. This chapter not only answers the Intelligent Design theories of Christian Fundamentalists, it supports it. Except it supports it not ... ...ery major migration from the Portuguese to the Spanish to the Africans to the Dutch to the English is matched with a tectonic plate arriving in the ... ...lates arrived in the exact same locations where the first Portuguese, Spanish Dutch and English colonies were founded. This is definitely not a coin... ... they reduce the cost of their gas until the profits go up again. This has a Dutch origin. It’s principle in Dutch is called: Tanstaffl… or loosely... ...ith tempting broadsheets, published persuasive articles and even convinced the clergy to preach of the virtues of supporting colonization. When that... ...g Scientific Services… just like the church used to buy the services of their clergy; by supplying them with vast estates. Only now: scientists are... .... Only now: scientists are much cheaper to buy. The difference is that most clergy actually believe their own propaganda. But most fake scientist...

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...he French, the sharpe state of the Spanish, the strong signifacncy of the Dutch cannot from heere be drawne to life. The sense many keepe forme; the... ...ers, and pettifoggers, and joyned to the three ancient states, to wit, the Clergy, the Nobility, and the Communaltie; which fourth state having the c... ...mselves, for he was able to provide for all things that were fit for him. Christian religion hath all the markes of extreme justice and profit, but ... ...reason, submitting their judgement and discourses unto it. It suffiseth a Christian to beleeve that all things come from God, to receive them from hi... ...ke I to have noted some such like thing amongst our owne people, but with Christian moderation. Saint Hilarie, Bishop of Poitiers, a famous enemie o... ...l of Montfort had gained against the faction of Charles de Blois, for the Dutchy of Britanie) the victorious conqueror met with the bodie of his enem... ...am our last Duke of Guienne, father to that Eleonore who transferred that Dutchy unto the houses of France and England, the last ten or twelve yeare...

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...ficial. Rembrandt, born in Leyden, Holland, was surrounded by dis- tinctly Dutch scenery. At first he showed himself to be most real- istic, taking hi... ...ance. then, is our second picture. The third and last picture shows us the Christian looking into his own heart. This is taken from the sixth verse of... ...l conference of eastern college men on the oppor- tunities and work of the Christian ministry will be held at tlie Union Theological seminary, 700 Par... ...l, by his assistance ill a great drought, he won over the entire island to Christianity. Wars gave way to peace, resulting in increased prosperity, th... ...ts of the case are that four of Professor Garfield's predecessors were not clergymen at the time of their election and two of them never became clergy... ...addressed Williams students on many previous occnsiuns and ia a well known clergyman, lec- turer and after-dinner speaker. After leaving Williams, Dr.... ...n the early oenturies all dra- matio representation was perform- ed by the clergy during the festi- vals of the ohurch. The perform- ances took the fo... ...ncluding, from the French school, Appian, Buhot, CorotandD'Aubigny ;of the Dutch artists, Jongkind, Ziloken and Gravesande; besides work by the Americ... ...ain Brokers. ) Broadway and Duanc Street - . . . New York Painting:sBy the Dutch School The Art Department has placed on exhibition in the second tloo...

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... you’re fond of.” “I’m still partial to green. I suppose you bought the Dutch pigments...” Our horses, side by side, kept an even pace: both from ... ..., limp fringes. The unchained books are in Spanish, Latin, French, Greek, Dutch, and Hun- garian—collected by King Francis’ father. He loved this roo... ...wo hundred mules, mounted archers, stablemen, the Chamberlain, musicians, clergy, wizards, cooks, doctors...the archers wore black and red, the musi... ...uet in the château, again royalty. Three hundred guests, I hear: Germans, Dutch, Austrian, Swiss, two or three British, a Greek potentate; the major... ...boomed and Pliny, the upright Roman, governor, senator, consul, killer of Christians, stood before me in his white toga: P - I respect your porti... ...e such a thing as common sense where the bulk of mankind is concerned? Is Christianity a bulwark to be counted on, or is it cleverly concocted prete... ...dely from each other in the sectarian denominations. They all claim to be Christians, and interpret their sev- eral creeds as infallible ones. I doub...

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.......................................................................................................................................... 112 THE DYING CHRISTIAN TO HIS SOUL ........................................................................................................... 113 ELEGY TO THE MEMORY OF AN UNFORTUNATE LADY58..................................................

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............................................................... 112 THE DYING CHRISTIAN TO HIS SOUL ........................................................ ...s excellent Life of the Poet, mentions that there was an Alexander Pope, a clergyman, in the re- mote parish of Reay, in Caithness, who rode all the w... ...more amiable and childlike person than Pope. He had much more, too, of the Christian. He was not so elaborately polished and fur- bished as the author... ...seven times hotter than before. In 1712 appeared “The Messiah,” “The Dying Christian to his Soul,” “The Temple of Fame,” and the “Elegy on the Memory ... ...at the conflicting parties of the period, he had retired to the house of a clergyman, and an intimacy commenced which was only terminated by death. We... ...ng to Curll, “the cream of the jest.” Soon after, a round, fat man, with a clergyman’s gown and a barrister’s band, called on Curll, at ten o’clock at... ...d pare her nails, And wear a cleaner smock. 2 Haughty and huge as High-Dutch bride, Such nastiness, and so much pride Are oddly join’d by fa... ... made. 2 Her learning and good breeding such, Whether the Italian or the Dutch, Spaniards or French came to her: T o all obliging she’d appear... ...hful, mad, or drunk, Slave to a wife, or vassal to a punk, A Switz, a High-Dutch, or a Low-Dutch bear; All that we ask is but a patient ear. ’Tis the ...

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...d to divert him. In short, if the same filial affection was to be found in Christians to their parents in our part of the world, one would be tempted ... ...o concerned! If they are not savages they must be friends; for there is no Christian nation upon earth but will do us good rather than harm.” While th... ...ch was to satisfy them that the men into whose hands they were fallen were Christians; that they abhorred eating men or women; and that they might be ... ...r at least in consequence of my coming among them. CHAPTER VI – THE FRENCH CLERGYMAN’S COUNSEL H AV I N G THUS GIVEN an account of the colony in gen e... ... and man require. T o this, sir, I know, you will object that there was no clergyman or priest of any kind to perform the ceremony; nor any pen and in... ...s authentic and valid in England as if they were married by one of our own clergy- men. I then pressed him to tell me what was the second com- plaint ... ...here. After some time we got a mate, a boatswain, and a gunner, English; a Dutch carpenter, and three foremast men. With these we found we could do we... ...ARNED OF DANGER BY A COUNTRYMAN A LITTLE WHILE AFTER THIS there came in a Dutch ship from Batavia; she was a coaster, not an European trader, of abou... ... bargain. We picked up some more English sailors here after this, and some Dutch, and now we resolved on a second voyage to the south- east for cloves...

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...ound for Barcelona, and its capture by the Algerine corsair commanded by a Dutch renegade, who treated her well, and to whom she gave her watch. Alger... ...nd French property; but the lady having been taken in an Italian ship, the Dutchman was afraid to set her ashore with- out first taking her to Algiers... ... Madame. His name is Arthur Max- well Hope; but we call him usually by his Christian name.’ ‘A tall, dark, handsome youth, almost like a Spaniard, or ... ...ted. We have done our best for Arthur. He has studied with one of our good clergy, and my Lord himself has taught him to fence; but we cannot treat hi... ...at was felt to be due to the monstrosity that crowned her. Forbearance and Christian patience may be exercised even on a toilette a la Louis XV . Long... ..., made a bow apparently from the end of his spine, like Estelle’s lamented Dutch-jointed doll when made to sit down. Moreover, he was more shabbily dr... ...ugh his Protestant feelings recoiled. ‘Ah!’ said Estelle, ‘but you are not Christian.’ ‘Yes, truly, Mademoiselle.’ ‘ And these died for the Christian ... ...om! and I can do nothing!’ ‘Nay, sir. Say but thae words again.’ ‘Oh for a clergyman! Or if I had a Bible to read you the promises.’ ‘You shall have o...

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...remises, but Iustice: 905 But those that sought it, I could wish more Christians: 906 (Be what they will) I heartily forgiue ’em; 907 Y... ...ll, iust and Noble. All the Clerkes, 1140 (I meane the learned ones in Christian Kingdomes) 1141 Haue their free voyces. Rome (the Nurse of Iu... ...ad, and dide. 1184 Wol. Heau’ns peace be with him: 1185 That’s Christian care enough: for liuing Murmurers, 1186 There’s places of reb... ... Old as I am, to Queene it: but I pray you, 1247 What thinke you of a Dutchesse? Haue you limbs 1248 To beare that load of Title? 1249 ... ...then his fore- skirt; by this time 1320 I know your backe will beare a Dutchesse. Say, 1321 Are you not stronger then you were? 1322 A... ... Card. Leaue me a while. Exit Cromwell. 1939 It shall be to the Dutches of Alanson, 1940 The French Kings Sister; He shall marry her. ... ... now, Nothing: 2598 Of his owne body he was ill, and gaue 2599 The Clergy ill example. 2600 Grif. Noble Madam: 2601 Mens euill man...

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...Above all, it was in the Roman time, and by means of Roman ships, that the Christian Reli gion was first brought into Britain, and its people first t... ... Castle. Kent is the most famous of the seven Saxon kingdoms, because the Christian religion was preached to the Saxons there (who domineered over th... ...ng Ethelbert, of Kent, was soon converted; and the moment he said he was a Christian, his courtiers all said they were Christians; after which, ten th... ...th Stigand, Archbishop of Canterbury, with other represen tatives of the clergy and the people, went to his camp, and submitted to him. Edgar, the ... ... journey; and from sunrise until night, he would not come upon a home. The clergy sometimes suffered, and heavily too, from pillage, but many of them ... ...o nothing at last, and the Pope made the two Kings friends again. Now, the clergy, in the troubles of the last reign, had gone on very ill indeed. The... ...et Norman sailors, they fell upon each other tooth and nail. The Irish and Dutch sail Charles Dickens 163 ors took part with the English; the French... ...ns that even she could only explain in unintelligible jargon. The other, a Dutch man, named Von Paris, who practised as a surgeon in Lon don. Edwar... ...their recol A Child’s Histroy of England 334 lection, a great Protestant Dutch hero, the Prince of Orange , was shot by an assassin, who confessed ...

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...Bishop by H. G. Wells “Man’s true Environment is God” J. H. Oldham in “The Christian Gospel” (T ract of the N. M. R. and H.) CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER C... ...aying of his that the aim of socialism—the right sort of socialism —was to Christianize employment. Regardless of suspicion on either hand, regardless... ...sterous claims. Class war and all that sort of thing. You gentlemen of the clergy don’t quite realize that socialism may begin with Ruskin and end wit... ...fault that we’ve differentiated.” “But you haven’t understood the drift of Christianity,” said the bishop. “It’s just to assert that men are One commu... ...nt employer. Thunder also. Thun- der is surely the privilege of the higher clergy—under Jove. But why hadn’t he thundered? He gesticulated in the dark... ...his duty to his diocese and his daughter. What could he do to revivify his clergy? He wished he had more personal magnetism, he wished he had a darker... ... not to be killed. “We want no more hate in South Af- rica,” they agreed. “Dutch and English and German must live here now side by side. Men cannot al... ...ctory over every enemy. But these people had found a better way. Here were Dutch and English side by side; sixteen years ago they had been at war toge... ...ners’ rifles. There were to be no executioners’ rifles…. If it was so with Dutch and English, why shouldn’t it be so presently with French and Germans...

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...shed from it to give place to a thou- sand children, who have not even the clergy to instruct them. “Every lad here may choose his trade,” our little ... ...summit, up to which have been piled the most ingenious edifices for murder Christian science ever adopted. My hobby-horse is a quiet beast, suited for... ...e he went upon his sea martyrdom. I felt a love for that soft- hearted old Christian. Ah! let us hope his governante tucked him comfortably in bed whe... ...and buried in the walls of the prison. A doctor felt his pulse by deputy—a clergyman comes from the town to read the last service over him—and the fri... ...h and meat fizzing in the enormous pots of the cook-shops are only for the Christians. The children abounded; the law is not so stringent upon them, ... ...m- bers of the college, in rather a scanty number, faced the officiat- ing clergyman; before whom the silver maces of the janissaries were set up, as ... ...nts the day on the canal passed away, as harmlessly as if we had been in a Dutch trackschuyt. Towards evening we arrived at the town of Atfeh—half lan...

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...tive with almost such minute details of any scene as a seventeenth century Dutch painter loved to put upon his canvas. The most famous instance of thi... ...ll be mine. For the rest thou art not of the faith. Pagan thou art, and no Christian man Men, therefore, will deem that I do very wrongfully should I ... .... So thickly did the heathen wend, and so closely did they mingle with the Christians, that you might scarcely know who was a christened man and who w... ...or their lives. When the law of God was restored, and Britain made again a Christian land, hearken now what foul work was done by treason and by envy.... ...ad his seat therein. Moreover, this church was furnished with many wealthy clergy and canons of seemly life. These clerks were students of astronomy, ... ...arded not God, and the people forsook the churches of their fathers. These clergy assembled at Arthur’s court, for the king’s feast, to gether with s...

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...y recorded in human literature, and illustrated by a plate. It occurs in a Dutch voyage to the islands of the East. The subject of the torment in that... ... And the local government, being indignantly summoned to interfere by some Christian strangers, had declined to do so, on the plea that the man was ma... ... the slender modification of In- dian manners as yet effected by the Papal Christianization of those countries, and in the neighborhood of a river-sys... ...mselves indifferently from town to country, from country to town; lawyers, clergymen, medi- cal men, magistrates, local judges, &c., all shifting in a... ...st to be regretted, in a matter deeply affecting the bishop’s can- dor and Christian charity, namely, a controversial correspon- dence with a Somerset... ..., namely, a controversial correspon- dence with a Somersetshire Dissenting clergyman, the wild- est misconception has vitiated the entire result. That... ...sitive experience, I remember in confirmation, at this mo- ment, that in a clergyman’s family, counting three daughters, all on a visit to my mother, ... ...mself in litera- ture by translating and improving the work of Tenhove the Dutchman (or Belgian?) upon the house of the De ’ Medici— a work which Mr. ...

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... stands grouped in the rain, occupies Tennis-Court, scene there, joined by clergy, doings on King’s speech, ratified by King, cannon pointed at, regre... ...eto, Fifth October, women, in Paris Riding-Hall, on deficit, assignats, on clergy, and riot, prepares for Louis’s visit, on Federation, Anacharsis Clo... ...E, edits ‘Moniteur,’ account of, Finance Minister, ar- rested, suicide of. CLERGY, French, in States-General, conciliators of orders, joins Third Esta... .... PEREYRA (Peyreyra), Walloon, account of, imprisoned. PETION, account of, Dutch-built, and D’Espremenil, to be 23 Index mayor, Varennes, meets King,... ... Robespierre, retires, drowns himself. REDING, Swiss, massacred. RELIGION, Christian, and French Revolution, abolished, Clootz on, a new. REMY, Cornet...

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...d in one of those old, defaced, half ruined windows the brushes of the old Dutch painters loved so well. When some stranger, surprised or interested b... ... of a girl so well known in the neighborhood for her exemplary conduct and Christian principles. Sauviat had politely refused, without saying any- thi... ...er face, too, had 25 Balzac been destroyed by a horrible disease, and her Christian mod- esty rebuked her first impression. Hearing a whistle in the ... ... named the Abbe Dutheil. This priest belonged to the portion of the French clergy who incline toward certain concessions, who would be glad to associa... ...nized the impossibility of enlight- ening the court of Rome and the higher clergy on this point, or that he had consented to sacrifice his own opinion... ...copate. 38 The Village Rector This eminent priest united in himself great Christian mod- esty and a noble character. Without pride or ambition he re-... ...criticized frankly the political blunders by which both the throne and the clergy mutually compromised themselves. He often foretold results, but vain...

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...a’s men, and very justly hung ‘em all for murderers—five hundred or so. No Christians inhabit there now, says the elder lad, “though ’tis a goodly lan... ...an in the pink blanket brought me.” ‘Says the Indian, “He is hungry, Toby. Christians always feed the hungry. So I bring him.” ‘“You should have said ... ...el as if he thought each one was in the right of it. He said he had been a clergyman before he had to leave France. He ad- mired at Toby’s fiddling, a... ... have hymn-singing at T oby’s as usual. “No,” he says. “Tell Toby I am not Christian tonight. All Indian.” He had those fits sometimes. I wanted to kn... ...ring it was meant to aid and com- fort the English; and if a Spaniard or a Dutchman met her— they was hanging on to England’s coat-tails too—Lord only... ...anded, With shot-holes to plug and new canvas to bend, And off the Azores, Dutch, Dons and Monsieurs Are waiting to terrify poor honest men! Napoleon’... ...seal that he had brought up from a pup. He called it Padda—after one of my clergy. It was rather like fat, honest old Padda. The creature followed him... ...at was the fetchin’ trade?’ Dan interrupted. ‘Fetchin’ poor Flemishers and Dutchmen out o’ the Low Countries into England. The King o’ Spain, d’ye see...

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... a painter, neatly arranged and very clean. The stove participated in this Dutch cleanli- ness, which was all the more visible because the pure and li... ...l three,—perhaps they’ll turn out family portraits.” And with that the old Dutch log of wood who passed for a man and who was called Elie Magus, inter... ...ch patching, he carried the pic- ture to Elie Magus. Elie Magus, a sort of Dutch-Flemish- Belgian, had three reasons for being what he became,—rich an... ...lders which betrayed the satisfaction of Walter Scott’s Jew in swindling a Christian. Fougeres marched along the boulevard in a state of joy which gav... ...ias- tic over him. The Duc d’Orleans asked the price of the pic- ture. The clergy told Madame la Dauphine that the subject was suggestive of good thou...