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This is an early Christmas! Iran halted its nuclear weapons’ development in the fall of 2003, which means Bush’s dire talk about World War III was rubbish and the socialist dictator Hugo Chavez received a resounding “NO” from his people. Chavez will not be Venezuela’s dictator for another 50 years. It looks like his dream to become the next Fidel has ended. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
Ron Paul had stated months ago what the world now knows:
In a speech before the House in April 2007, Paul (R-TX) criticized what he sees as neoconservative efforts to drum up support for military action against Iran. Paul said that although the country “is hardly a perfect democracy, its system is far superior to most of our Arab allies about which we never complain.” The Texas congressman warned that a war against Iran would be disastrous and dismissed the justifications for military action against Iran as “propaganda,” saying that “Iran doesn’t have a nuke and is nowhere close to getting one, according to the CIA.” Instead, Paul advocates a policy of non-interventionism.
I have written two papers that will be posted at the website. The first paper is a brief, but helpful exposition of Revelation 20:1-10. The paper offers some introductory remarks on the major eschatological positions and defends the Postmillennial viewpoint in the latter part of the paper. Part 1 will be posted on Friday and Part 2 will be posted on Saturday.
The second paper is an analysis of Abraham Kuyper’s first lecture entitled: Calvinism a Life System. The lecture is part of a larger six lectures series delivered at Princeton. The paper summarizes Kuyper’s famous lecture and offers some critical, but yet, overall positive analysis of the Kuyperian viewpoint. This paper will be posted in the span of three days: Monday (10th) through Wednesday (12th).
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