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Shocked And Saddened To Tears By Stories Of Iraq War Veterans

Posted on May 26, 2012 by Steve Simms

Last night I was on YouTube and came across “Iraq Veterans Against The War.” I was shocked and saddened to tears by what I heard as young Americans shared stories of atrocities they had committed against innocent civilians in Iraq. … Continue reading →

Posted in American, Americans, anti-war, eyewitness, freedom, hate, human life, human rights, injustice, Iraq, lifestyles, morality, morals, right and wrong, torture, Uncategorized, war | Tagged atrocities, Bill Moyers, civilians in Iraq, Guantanamo Bay, Iraq Veterans, PBS, torture, Torturing Democracy, Youtube | 3 Comments

Cross Ways — The Passion Of The Christ

Posted on April 6, 2012 by Steve Simms

Crucifixion is one of the cruelest forms of execution ever invented. Its purpose was not just to put a man to death. It was to bring extreme public shame and to cause the greatest possible amount of physical suffering. Crucifixion … Continue reading →

Posted in Christ, Christian history, Christianity, church history, Constantine, conviction of sin, crucifixion, Good Friday, history, mystery, persecution, Quotations, quote, Quotes, religion, revolution, Roman, Son-shine, spiritual combat, spiritual warfare, the cross, torture, Uncategorized, wages of sin, wake-up call, Why be a Christian?, WWJD? | Tagged Cicero, Constantine, cross, crucifixion, Good Friday, Jesus Christ, The Passion of The christ, torture | 2 Comments

The Best Mall Of All

Posted on June 12, 2011 by Steve Simms

I am into consumerism, but not shopping for stuff. (Traditional shopping can be torture for me.) So my favorite mall is not one with retail stores. The mall that gets me excited is Wisdom’s Mall — the public library. I love … Continue reading →

Posted in American Literature, books, change management, English, English literature, lifestyles, Quotations, Quotes, self-esteem, self-help, self-image, shopping, thinking, thoughts, Uncategorized | Tagged attended, back, battle, better life, book, book worm, cassette tape, consume, consumer item, consumerism, copy, Dave Ramsey, deal with, delighted, disappointments, emotions, encouagement, encouraged, exciting, favorite, fears, finished, free shipping, frustrations, googling, green, hand written, hang-ups, hooked, hope, how to live, information, insecurities, inspired, internet, journals, landfill, libraries, lifetime, lift, listening, local, mall, month, motivational, negative, no waste, phase, positive thinking, practical advice, public library, reading, recycling, retail stores, scads, seminars, shipping, shop 'till you drop, started, stocked, stuff, tape worm, tell, thrill, torture, ultimate, what a deal, wisdom, wonderful, worries | 3 Comments

Was Jesus Whipped In America?

Posted on March 19, 2011 by Steve Simms

Millions of people around the world have seen the stunning and horrifying images of whipping and torture in the movie The Passion of The Christ produced by Mel Gibson. It is deeply moving to see what Jesus was put through … Continue reading →

Posted in apologists, black history, Creator, God, history, lifestyles, organic church, religion | Tagged Absalom Jones, afraid, AME Church, American, American history, around the world, blood, blow, body, bought and sold like animals, cruel, cutting into the flesh, deeply moving, fashionable life, flogged, flogging, founder, Francis Fredric, Frederick Douglas, God, had no legal rights, heart-rending, heavy whip, horrifying images, human being, I find no fault in Him, innocent, instruments of torture, Jerusalem, Jesus, John Fee, lacerated, lashes given to slaves, liberty and justice for all, Lord have mercy on us, masters, millions of people, mistresses, movie, my brothers, overseers, Pilate, poet John Greenleaf Whittier, produced by Mel Gibson, runaway slave, running away, shrieks, slave, slaves, soil, state of nudity, stunning, the Christ, the least of these, The Passion of The christ, tied, to a stake, torture, viciously, whipped, whipping, white kentuckian, you do unto Me | 10 Comments

Ida B. Wells — My #VIII Greatest American Of All Time

Posted on February 22, 2011 by Steve Simms

Ida B. Wells is remembered during Black History month but it is hard to find much about her in American history books. However, in my thinking, she is the 8th greatest American of all time. (Learn more about her in my … Continue reading →

Posted in black history, history, lifestyles, self-help | Tagged Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, America, American history, anti-lynching, apologizing, attorney, baggage, Black History Month, black schools, brave men, burned down, causes, Chicago, cold blood, conductor, courageous, court costs, courts, customers, editorials, fair trial, Free Speech and Headlight, greatest American, grocery, Holly Springs, Ida B. Wells, Jim Crow, life-long, lives, lynched, lynching, Memphis, Mississippi, murders, NAACP, office threat of her life, property, public lynchings in America, quote, racial injustice, railroad, refused, resistance, resolution, save our money, segregated, slave, Southern Horrors: Lynch Law in All its Phases, stand, store, teacher, teaching job, teeth, Tennessee, torture, town, train, US government, US Senate, USA, white owned, women's right to vote, World's Fair, write blacked owned newspapers, wrote, yellow fever | 6 Comments

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Shocked And Saddened To Tears By Stories Of Iraq War Veterans

Cross Ways — The Passion Of The Christ

The Best Mall Of All

Was Jesus Whipped In America?

Ida B. Wells — My #VIII Greatest American Of All Time

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