People who live in glass houses should not throw stones
History of John Calvin and tulip!
Presbyterian, predestination etc.,
The Murder of Michael Servetus Michael Servetus was a Christian living in the 1500’s who incurred the wrath of John Calvin and was murdered by him and his cronies for ...
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John Calvin (1509 to 1564) - By Miles Hodges
It was inevitable that Calvin should be drawn into this conflict (he had, after all on several occasions led the attack against the Anabaptists.) Calvin himself was ...
Resty; what are you babbling about?
In the days of primitive tribes and grass huts, there was one tribe which was very warlike.
They won many battles, and took control of many other tribes.
One of their customs when they beat another tribe was to take the most prized posession of the enemy's chief.
One time, after a particularly fierce battle they defeated a rich tribe, whose king had a prized solid gold throne.
As was their custom, warlike tribe took the throne, and put it in the loft in their chief's house.
Unfortunately, the throne was much too heavy to be kept in a loft in a grass house, and it fell right through the ceiling, onto the chief, killing him instantly.
The Moral of this story is...
... People who live in Grass Houses shouldn't stow thrones!
The Murder of the Fancher Party, traveling thru UTAH...
They were innocent Christian's, moving Westward, who hoped to find a better life forthemselves and children. They incurred the suspicion of Brigham Young and were murdered by MORMONs; only ONE of whom were EVER prsecuted for the crime.