Marcus Ampe
Some personal thoughts and reactions by Marcus Ampe.
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- France and the Burkini
- The amazing life of the first woman to run for US president
- Anatomy of a World War I Artillery Barrage
- Brexit: Why Cameron’s campaign lost
- First sayings around the Brexit
- Brexit and British business
- Another referendum to quit the EU? Dutch petition for “Netherlands Exit or Nexit” referendum
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Recent Posts: Stepping Toes
Gatherings are with trust
Originally posted on Al Amatullah:
اَلْمَجَالِسُ بِالْأَمَانَة (رواه أبو داود) Gatherings are with trust. مجالس (majaalis) is the broken plural for مجلس (majlis) which comes from the root جلس (jalasa), meaning “to sit”. Basically, a majlis is any sort of a sitting with two or more people. An أمَانَة (amaanah) is a trust, and it…Where’s the Outrage Over Nun Beachwear? – The Daily Beast
Originally posted on Multicultural Meanderings:
Indeed: Go to any public beach in Italy and chances are you’ll eventually see a woman wearing a veil and long skirt. But she likely won’t be a Muslim in a version of the controversial burqini. She will almost certainly be a Catholic nun in her summer habit either watching…You are what you wear
Originally posted on thesamoosarevolution:
Women have always been judged by what they wear. In our society, the less clothing a woman wears the more she is considered immodest and indecent. A Muslim woman in shorts is a social pariah. Clusters of women or gatherings of men will stop and stare and whisper about her. She…Islamism Rises from Europe’s Secularism
Originally posted on Let's condemn…:
In France, the Socialist government imposed a “secularism charter” in every school, banning Christianity from the educational system. Municipalities have already changed the enrollment form for schoolchildren by eliminating the words “father” and “mother”, replacing them with “legal manager 1” and “legal manager 2”. It is George Orwell’s…Does Banning Face Veils Help Us Fight Terrorism?
Originally posted on consumerist minds:
After the ban on burkinis in Cannes, the issue of Muslim women covering their faces has become the focal point of discussion recently. Is it right to cover your face and your whole body for the sake of religion and are European governments right in their assumption that banning full-face…French showing to the whole world their fear and weakenes
Terrorist beginnings The previous year France and Belgium had to face very serious attacks to the integrity of their nation. In the mid-1980s Belgium had already an experience of terrorist actions. Primarily engaged in bombings within Belgium’s borders the CCC or Cellules Communistes Combattantes (Communist Combatant Cells) attacked perceived enemies of communism, specifically NATO, US […]
a Place to discuss religious matters and Christadelphianism
“The proportion of the population who identify as having no religion – referred to as ‘nones’ – reached 48.5% in 2014, almost double the figure of 25% in the 2011 census. Those who define themselves as Christian – Anglicans, Catholics and other denominations – made up 43.8% of the population.” {People of no religion outnumber […]
Religious matters
Originally posted on Me on the net:
English: Christadelphian Meeting Room, Napton This Christadelphian chapel stands on the corner of Howcombe Lane in Napton. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Seen on the signboard of a Christadelphian Church : “Seminar: Brexit and Bible Prophecy”. What?? Anyway, that started me thinking about religion again. In the days that religion…Did the internet fueled a heightened sense of unrest among people?
Tricia McCary Rhodes (@soulrest) who wrote the book, The Wired Soul: Finding Spiritual Balance in a Hyperconnected Age (NavPress, 2016) finds that Most people would say they live with an internal angst that they can’t always put their finger on. She thinks This is because the Internet has changed our very way of being in […]
Niet de hemel maar de aarde
“De gemiddelde tachtigjarige kerkganger verlangt niet naar de hemel. Die zegt niet ‘gelukkig, ik ben er bijna’, nee, die zit er helemaal niet op te wachten. En terecht, hoe mooi de hemel ook zal zijn, wij zijn niet geschapen voor leven in de hemel – maar voor de aarde. De nieuwe aarde! Ik merk als […]
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Recollections of the Day From My Garden…
Originally posted on Nia Maharg:
by Nia Marharg. Darkness drapes itself over light and drags another day to a close, folds it away in a bank of distant dreams. As if no rule, no-compass scheme lay before its eyes, Good and evil people passed. Good and evil people entered. Someone said something profound at midday…Zingen over moeilijkheden en lijden ook noodzakelijk in kerkgemeenschap
Na de herdenking van 11 september moeten wij toch ook even na denken hoe het lijden ons leven beheerst maar ook hoe wij dit lijden in ons geloofsleven kunnen betrekken. Sommigen denken dat wij ons lijden niet in onze gezangen mogen opnemen. Er zijn kerkgemeenschappen die denken dat wij enkel lof liederen mogen zingen en […]
Life Goes On
Originally posted on Unshakable Hope:
“Life Goes On” Whether we’re going through the worst of times or the best of times, history and our own experiences show us that life does go on. This is true, but I don’t recommend saying “life goes on” to someone who is grieving the loss of a loved one. “There…Why are you afraid?
Originally posted on Unshakable Hope:
“And behold, there arose a great storm on the sea, so that the boat was being covered with the waves; but Jesus Himself was asleep. And they came to Him and woke Him, saying, “Save us, Lord; we are perishing!” He said to them, “Why are you afraid, you men…A Prayer for 9-11
Originally posted on God Squad:
? Heavenly Father and Precious Lord, we seek you and your healing mercy. As fifteen years pass, we remember the pain and suffering of a horrible day. We remember the loss of life, the destruction, and the chaos of that fateful morning. Sorrow remains. Grief returns. Heartache and despair weigh…Remember (an acrostic poem)
Originally posted on Never Short On Words:
Reeling in grief at the loss of life Embracing the challenge to overcome Memories etched in our collective souls Becoming stronger by becoming one Elevating our eyes towards tomorrow Reaching for a better futureThe Nine Eleven Scar
Originally posted on whileiwalk:
Horror, outraged shock, That the impenetrable rock, Was invincible and that, No matter what colour hat, Evil could touch the I, you, With nothing much to do, At work, in office tower, Making all tremble, cower, On land, air, anywhere, First class, economy fare, Blind hatred, isms all, United for crash…Where were you when the world stopped turning?
Originally posted on Jecelyn Ann:
September 11th, 2001. I was seven years old. I was young, but that is a day I will never forget. I remember walking out to the living room and standing in front of the television. I stood in shock as I watched the towers crumble again and again and again.…Taste of Dust
Originally posted on RamJet Poetry:
World’s twin bastions wounded phoenixes ridden by shadows plummet on evil wind casting thunder into cloudless sky a quaking of steel roots and iron limbs downtown sandstorm in the boroughs the taste of dust and ashes in my mouth Pulverulent colossi groaning from the bloody hands of undead men, tainting…Nailed to our chairs, never to forget
When the World Stood Still .. 15 years ago we heard incredible news of a “severe accident”. The news went out that a terrible accident happened in New York which was sent out on television live. We could not believe what happened so rushed to the television to see what was going on. At 8:46 a.m. […]
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2015 Health and Welfare
Health resilience, climate risks and Sustainable Development Goals 2015, the year that still 400 million people do not have access to essential health services — including family planning, antenatal care, skilled birth attendance, child immunization, antiretroviral therapy, tuberculosis treatment, and … Continue reading
Home care industry not valued
Homecare, also known as domiciliary care, is the first choice for people who need help with their personal care to lead independent lives. Many people use a homecare service as an alternative to moving into a care home. In the UK … Continue reading
Ecological economics in the stomach #3 Food and Populace
Continuation of: Ecological economics in the stomach #2 Resources Progression over years Humanity has progressed over hundreds of thousands of years, but until about the seventeenth century, progress was a rare event. There were novelties, but a person would not expect … Continue reading
Welfare state and Poverty in Flanders #9 Consumption
Poverty evolution in Flanders 9. Consumption People with higher incomes are likely to consume more goods and services, and to attribute a far higher proportion of their expenditure to ‘non-essentials’ such as holidays, visits to restaurants, or other leisure activities. … Continue reading
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