Comments for To The Last Ditch

Comment on Germ Theory vs. Terrain Theory by Arlean Lambert

Arlean Lambert — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 17:58:56 +0000

I checked out your entry because I just came across the Terrain theory in Joel Salatin’s book The Sheer ecstasy of being a Lunatic Farmer. This concept confirms my personal observations about when and how I do or do not come down with illness. Often I can trace a cold to poor eating, sleeping, exercise, etc. Thanks for sharing. I wonder how long it will take for this information to become commonly known and accepted.

Comment on Portrait of a Man: Sir Robert Boyd, Part 2 by Robert Boyd

Robert Boyd — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 02:15:48 +0000

Great to read this story. I understand I am a direct descendent of this Boyd clan.

Comment on Was Sir William Wallace a Christian? by Athena

Athena — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 06:45:32 +0000

Out of the blue I looked at biblical time-lines and found that the time Samson and Gideon lived was about same distance from Christ in years as Wallace and Moses/Arron to reformers( Luther , Knox , Calvin ). I believe what you posted to be true and greatful for the additional info. Christ’s transfiguration had Elijah and Moses ( law and prophets) as a reminder that those two will never pass from the earth . Like Samson , Wallace killed . So did king David . So did Elijah . So did Gideon . Does this mean a Christian can’t be even if GOD choseth HIS wrath through a man of his covenant ? I think not. I truly believe Wallace , like Knox , was a Scottish reformer of the Christian faith that finally made it to America . Thank you for the article .

Comment on First Honey Season! by Stephen

Stephen — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 01:39:58 +0000

Nice hearing from you, Claire! Sorry it’s taken so long to respond to all my comments… :/
Was it the Lee family y’all met? We don’t know many folks from that area.
Thanks for the link, I’ve updated it.
Hope y’all are well and be sure and let us know when y’all want to make a trip down to Alabama!

Comment on Portrait Of A Man: Robert L. Howard by Robert S. Nakamoto

Robert S. Nakamoto — Mon, 06 Aug 2012 03:32:04 +0000

A truly awesome soldier who exemplifies the finest attributes of the U.S. military. Thank you for keeping his memory alive. May Almighty God richly bless his children, grand-children, and the men he served with, and their families.

Comment on First Honey Season! by Claire

Claire — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 03:27:16 +0000

Oh, and if you’re interested, our band has a new website. It’s now http://www.missionaryridgeband.com.

The old site is abandoned now.

Just thought you might want to know!

Comment on First Honey Season! by Claire

Claire — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 03:24:41 +0000

Very neat! I didn’t know y’all were doing honey!

Oh… We met some friends of y’all’s at our gig last night – Sutton’s Old Time Radio Show. Great folks!

Hope y’all are doing great.

- Claire

Comment on Agrarianism vs. Industrialism by Jeremiah

Jeremiah — Mon, 25 Jun 2012 21:38:58 +0000

Well, how about the order that God established after the fall of man?

Genesis 3:17 “…in sorrow shalt thou eat of it [the ground] all the days of thy life;”
Gen. 3:19 “In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground…”

Did this order involve only Adam, or does it encompass all mankind after him? The idea that the first farmer was the first man says a lot, to me at least, about the type of lifestyle God has intentioned for us.

Comment on In Remembrance by Dr. Dan

Dr. Dan — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 12:28:29 +0000

I am not sure how you are defining slavery. However you state, “Is slavery wrong? Not Biblically.” If slavery is defined as indentured servitude to pay off a debt by whatever is defined in the contract then it is not wrong.

If slavery is defined as the stealing of another persons body or talents or services or the product of their mind, their intellectual property, then it is wrong. Theft of another human being is wrong!

As to being slaves to government this is true in many aspects. Government has stolen by usurpation many of our Liberties. I accidentally ran across your post.

In Liberty, Dr. Dan

Comment on After Action Report: Challenge Basic by Brian Poythress

Brian Poythress — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:23:36 +0000

Challenge is no longer with TeenPact. However, it is now its own program, and still going strong. I am a two year graduate having attended in 2010 and 2011. Take a look here and maybe register for 2012; I know it’ll be fun.
http://timothygroup.org/
go to events, then click on CHALLENGE. They probably don’t have the 2012 event up yet, but put it up on your favorites bar and sign up when it opens.
See you (maybe) there,
-Brian Poythress, Challenge Specialist