Looks like a wannabe prosperity preacher.

The problem with making incendiary comments to get attention is that you have to always top yourself to get attention the next time, and you eventually run out of things to say.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/mar/11/facebook-users-reveal-intimate-secrets

By the way, they also say they use credit cards only for emergencies. Was it really a wise decision to drain their savings to the point they have to rely on credit cards to cover emergency expenses? A home loan, or a car loan, would have significantly lower interest rates than the credit cards.

I understand secular companies making the business decision to move production to China as their margins are squeezed. But shouldn't Christians have a principled stand with regard to a country that is hostile to Christianity?

At least Megan Fox is honestly seeking for something meaningful in her life. She's in a better position than Charisma magazine who has been spreading charismatic teachings for decades and making money off of it.

Interesting to see how the trend is shaping up where each subculture in Christianity has its own translation. No longer are there "standard" translations like the KJV, NSAB, etc. Now Southern Baptists have one (HCSB), Reformed people have one (ESV), liberals have one (CEB), etc. And the Charismatics will have one. Each group seems to want to capture the Bible dollars of its members and not let those dollars go out to big publishers like HarperCollins. Christians are standardizing on a translation, but each group has its own Bible. Very different than in the past when disparate groups standardized on the same Bible translation.

https://sites.google.com/site/sophieinnorthkorea/home

I suggest relaxing to some music while we wait for real scientists to debate the merits of this study. Joe Jackson's song "Cancer" comes to mind. ("Everything causes cancer.")

(Incidentally, this is why I was incredulous about Harold Camping's date calculations down to a precise day in 2011, since he apparently had no idea that the calendar system had changed in the 16th century and his calculations didn't account for the leap week.)