The Aramaic Bible Web Log is a forum for discussing the origins of the Bible and the value of translating the Scriptures from the Ancient Aramaic Texts of the Ancient Church of the East directly into English. I believe that the Ancient Aramaic language is the true scribal language of Scriptures. My translations are posted at http://www.v-a.com/bible/. If you send me appropriate questions or comments, I will post them on this Web Log and attempt to answer or respond to them as best as I can. I will only post what I consider proper. I will not include e-mail addresses, but only your name as you wish it to appear on this blog. To send me an e-mail you may use the FORM MAIL at the bottom of this blog.
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Civilized human beings sit at the negotiating table and work out their differences. When people refuse to negotiate, sometimes war is the only option. Every nation has its own interests. These interests are best served when there's communication. The UN should be a forum for the free exchange of ideas. It should be a place for civilized people to speak openly. [March 8, 2005] Protecting CivilizationAt the outset of the 21st Century we've come to realize that we must protect civilization if we're going to survive as a nation. It's not enough just to conduct the peaceful transfer of power in our own country, we must serve as an example to other nations if we're to remain a super power. Our civilization is based on the recognition of God. Therefore, we must fight off the pessimism of the atheists, who deny the existence of God and call it realism or the scientific approach. Nothing can be built on the denial of God. The Soviet Union and Communism failed after seventy years of denying God's existence. Now we have the liberal Democrats trying their luck with removing God from our culture and the education of American children. [February 20, 2005] |
Although Christianity is under attack in the world, we need to stay objective in discussing the origins of the Scriptures. The Internet provides an opportunity for free discussions. Thank you for participating and expressing your opinions, as I have.