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Iran: Inside Out
Date: March 01, 2010 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog:
Iran: Inside Out
News from Iran dominates the headlines, but behind the scenes something else is going on.
The bad and the good.
Iran is the biblical Persia, one of four world powers of the past.
A nation whose history stretches back 2,500 years and whose kings served Israel when they were...
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Haiti: God Will Have The Last Word
Date: January 28, 2010 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog: Albert Kienle's Blog
Haiti: God will have the last word ...
At 4:53 pm, January 12, 2010, Haiti faced its personal Armageddon, leaving in its wake a massive tomb of death, hopelessness, and loneliness.
We have seen the images.
We have heard the cries and wails from the rubble.
We have...
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Who Jesus Is
Date: November 25, 2009 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog: Albert Kienle's Blog
Who Jesus Is ...
He is the First and Last,
The Beginning and the End!
He is the keeper of Creation and the Creator of all!
He is the Architect of the universe and the Manager of all times.
He always was, He always is, and He always will be ...
Unmoved,...
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Remembering the Fallen of Vimy And the Victor of the Cross
Date: October 28, 2009 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog: Albert Kienle's Blog
In April of 2007 I wrote the following article:
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This month Canada is remembering the Battle of Vimy Ridge in France 90 years ago where 3,598 Canadian soldiers paid the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. Along with that death toll were...
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Thanksgiving in Canada
Date: October 01, 2009 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog: Albert Kienle's Blog
Thanksgiving in Canada - by Albert Kienle
I enjoy history; in this case, Canadian history.
The historical roots of our Thanksgiving are often shrouded in mystery and debate. But this we know: Canada's nationhood was built on the principle of Thanksgiving.
Even before Confederation in 1867, there had been Thanksgiving proclamations...
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Happy Birthday Canada - Our National Legacy
Date: June 26, 2009 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog: Albert Kienle's Blog
On July 1, 2009, Canada will be celebrating its 142th birthday. Nations are not born in a vacuum. That is to say, outside forces influence the birth of a nation and determine its development, growth, and direction.
Each nation has its own true nature, a worldview, a set of core values....
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The Cross at the Nuremberg Trials
Date: June 04, 2009 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog: Albert Kienle's Blog
The Gospel of Jesus Christ is three-fold: the Cross is its message, Christ's Ascension (May 21/09) is its authority, and Pentecost (May 31/09) is its enabling/empowering. The Holy Spirit empowers the believer for his/her witness and also the witness of the believer!
Every once in a while a story emerges...
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The King Bore His Cross Well
Date: April 30, 2009 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog: Albert Kienle's Blog
Michael Hart's book, The 100, ranks the 100 most influential people of all time. While Jesus is included He does not top the chart. Michael Hart listed Jesus as number three. Mohammed was number one because of the largeness of the Muslim faith today and the fact...
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Written in Sand
Date: April 03, 2009 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog: Albert Kienle's Blog
Written in Sand - by Albert Kienle
World War 1 is raging near Passchendaele, otherwise know as the Third Battle of Ypres, it is 1917. Canadian Sgt. Michael Dunne rushes a hail of bullets into enemy territory to save young David Mann who, under mental stress, breaks rank and attacks the...
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"So, you asked...?"
Date: February 26, 2009 | Author: Albert Kienle | Blog: Albert Kienle's Blog
The question was recently asked of me: How deeply have you explored other religions/beliefs in order to feel so solid in Christianity that it is the only right one?
The question presents itself as Christ versus Other Religious World Views and everything between. What makes...
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