Marcus Ampe
Some personal thoughts and reactions by Marcus Ampe. - Enkele persoonlijke gedachten en reacties van Marcus Ampe.
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Category Archives: Religion
Men as God
From the creation onwards men were allowed to name things and to take care of the by God created elements. (Genesis) It did not seem sufficient for them. They preferred to be themselves God and they preferred their own gods. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment and Ecology, Religion
Tagged 1960s, Anthropocene, Book of Genesis, Creating gods, Creator, Earth, Freedom, Gaia, Gaia theory, God, gods, Greenhouse Gases, Hathor, Holocene, James Lovelock, Jeff Dahl, Jehovah, Pleistocene, Science, Selfishness, The God Species, Word of God, Zeus
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Apartheid or Apartness #5 Spiral of violence and destruction or of reconciliation and peace
What happened before: #4 Hangover of Church 9. On the way to peace The World Council of Churches‘ 9th Assembly (Porto Alegre, Brazil, February 2006) called for “a process of wide consultation to be undertaken toward developing an ecumenical declaration on … Continue reading
Apartheid or Apartness #4 Hangover of Church
What happened before: #3 Opposition and Escalation 7. Moving Reformed Church The South African Council of Churches put more pressure on the South-African Christians and got a major role in the years up to Nelson Mandela’s liberation in 1991 and the … Continue reading
Posted in History, Religion
Tagged Africa, African National Congress, ANC, Apartheid, DRC, Dutch Reformed Church, Nelson Mandela, Neo-Nazi, South Africa, South African Council of Churches, South African Human Rights Commission, Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa, WARC, World Alliance of Reformed Churches, Wouter Basson
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Apartheid or Apartness #3 Opposition and Escalation
5. Opposition In 1960, a large group of blacks in Sharpeville refused to carry their passes; the government declared a state of emergency. The emergency lasted for 156 days, leaving 69 people dead and 187 people wounded. Wielding the Public … Continue reading
Posted in History, Religion, World
Tagged African National Congress, ANC, Apartheid, Bantustan, Belhar Confession, British Commonwealth, Criminal Law Amendment Act, Flowerpower, Homelands, Kairos document, Nelson Mandela, Sharpeville massacre, Sharpville, South Africa, Soweto, Steve Biko, United Nations
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Apartheid or Apartness #2 Up to 2nd part 20th Century
3. First part of 20th century When the Union of South Africa came into being in 1910 the white people got all the functions and major positions. The African National Congress (ANC), formed in 1912, became the opponent of apartheid, … Continue reading
Apartheid or Apartness #1 Suppression and Apartness
1. Suppression Mabheka – He Who Looks; all the way from South Africa, finds that at last the wait is over. “The hideous reality that was apartheid is now being brought into the open” he says. “The Truth and Reconciliation … Continue reading
Posted in History, Religion, World
Tagged African National Congress, Afrikaner, ANC, Apartheid, Bible, Desmond Tutu, God, Humiliation, Jesus, Laws of God, Oppression, Racism, South Africa, Truth and Reconciliation Hearings
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Louise Weiss builiding and towers after Ziggurat Babel
Looking at the history of humankind we can notice two equal situations, similar to the happenings of today. Today we also can see how mankind after a rise of progress appears to go back to decline. Again see we in … Continue reading
Posted in History, Religion, World
Tagged Astana, Babel, Book of Genesis, European Parliament, European Union, Georgia Guidestones, God, Laws of God, New Age, New World Order, Nimrod, Occult Symbolism, Shinar, Tower of Babel
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Problems by losing the borders
That, indicating that continued violence is what we can likely expect, can be interpreted as being itself a treat, shows certain international reactions on what the writers of the Brussels Journal write. Though we should recognize the world for what … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Culture, Economy, News and Politics, Religion, Welfare and Health, World
Tagged Anders Breivik, Belgium, Benefit, Brussels Journal, Charlemagne, Charles the Great, continent, Economic, economic growth, Elio Di Rupo, English Defence League, Europe, European identity, European Union, France, globalisation, Internal Market (European Union), Labour economics, Le Monde, Member state of the European Union, Member States, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Norway, Poverty, Poverty risk, poverty trap, Roman Empire, Society, tax burden, tax rate, taxation, Turkey, United States, Welfare and Health
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Christian fundamentalism as dangerous as Muslim fundamentalism
Anders Behring Breivik the man who killed76 people in two terror attacks did not bring the carnage of one fanatically driven man, because everything seemed neatly planned and he claims to have worked alongside “two more” terror cells. Friday’s atrocities … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, News and Politics, Religion, Warning
Tagged Anders Breivik, Christian, Confucianism, crusader, discrimination, doctrinal conformity, doom preacher, Europe, exclusion, fundamentalism, Fundamentalist Christianity, God, Gods Plan, injustice, Islam, Islamic fundamentalism, Islamophobia, manifesto, Muslim, Neo-Nazi, Norway, Religion, religious tradition, salvation, slaughter, terror, Timothy McVeigh, United States, Zoroastrianism
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Breivik geen enkeling
76 doden vrijdag 22 juli, waarvan 68 jonge dodelijke slachtoffers op Utøya, waar verdraagzaamheid en hulpvaardigheid werden aangeleerd in een jaarlijks zomerkamp, in een land dat prat gaat op haar democratische vrijheid en vredelievendheid, Noorwegen. Onbegrijpelijk dat als iemand een … Continue reading
Posted in News and Politics, Nieuws en politiek, Religie, Religion
Tagged Anders Breivik, België, Christen Fundamentalisme, democratische vrijheid, Denemarken, English Defence League, Europa, fundamentalisme, gaming, Geert Wilders, George Orwell, geweld, geweldvideo, Gouda, Gregorius Nekschot, held, immigratie, immigratiebeleid, Islam, John Stuart Mill, kruistocht, Marxisme, massamoord, multiculturalisme, Muslim, Nederland, Noorwegen, Norway, oorlogsspel, radicalisme, rechts-extremisme, Slotervaart, Tempelridders, terreur, Twitter, Verdens Gang, VMO, vredelievendheid
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Welfare state and Poverty in Flanders #12 Conclusion
Poverty evolution in Flanders 12. Conclusion The Flemish poverty risk percentage (12%) lay in 2009 clearly lower than the EU27-average (16%). Flanders gets a 5° place with that in the EU27. That has been signalled better than the years before … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Economy, Education, Environment and Ecology, Food, Religion, Welfare and Health, World
Tagged Assistance, Authority, Belgium, Biodiversity, Capitalism, community, culture, Czech Republic, discrimination, diversity, duty, Education, Environment and Ecology, European Community, European Union, family, financial risks, Flanders, Flemish Parliament, food, global security, household, Human, human development, Income, Income Guaranty, industrialization, injustice, justice, Life-long Learning, minority, network, non-violence, peace, Poverty, poverty trap, problems, Respect, responsibility, Risk, Slovakia, Slovenia, social assistance, social environment, socio-economic difference, solidarity, Sustainable development, technology, Unemployment, universe, work opportunity
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