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  1. Thank you for your talk on spiritual warfare, and thank for this blog. Have seen the battle since becoming a christian in 1983 and really appreciate what you and Franklin were talking about. You a glass of cool water in the desert.

  2. Hi Catherine,

    I enjoyed the spiritual warfare talk the other night… thank you. I like to think “God is Love in Every Religion,” but in truth, I don’t know. I like to hear about the high concepts of doing the right thing, in any case.

    Thought you’d find this story and petition (links below) interesting.

    Turns out Isis is quite a common name among Middle Eastern women — it is particularly an ancient name for the goddess of fertility and motherhood, from Egypt especially. I don’t blame women named Isis wanting to stop this whole movement in the press that is calling this weird and well-funded and very violent group (which is the Islamic State or ISIL) by the name of Isis….

    Anyway, links below. The Wikipedia link seems to have all the positive features of “Isis” edited out of it… but other websites explain more fully who Isis was or is or what she stands for… and why girls are named Isis.

    http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/767/932/805/?z00m=21513247&redirectID=1467294665

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isis

    As I read this petition, I understand the whole thing by thinking: “What if a violent, rogue group l(such as the KKK or some other awful group) in the US were calling itself “SUSAN or “CATHY? ” If I were named Susan or Cathy, I wouldn’t like it either.

    Something to think about… thanks!

  3. Hi Catherine,
    I was just listening to a disturbing interview with Greg Morse, wherein Mr. Morse claims that all stocks, bonds and mortgages are basically owned by Cede & Co. If I understand the man correctly, any stock bought on an exchange is a merely derivative, and consequently, merely a claim on the underlying asset. He also makes similar claims regarding the mortgage on one’s home. Is this more, “sky is falling” baloney, or is this something to take seriously? Thank you for always being there, and for everything you are doing to help us navigate these challenging times.

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