Marcus Ampe
Some personal thoughts and reactions by Marcus Ampe.
Enkele persoonlijke gedachten en reacties van Marcus Ampe.
Giving hands – Working together – Fighting for the Future
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Biblestudents - Bijbelonderzoekers
Bloggers For Peace
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- a Look at the World
- About Bloggers For Peace
- Becoming a writer
- Bodhisattvaintraining
- Cheri Speak
- Comments from Cathy
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- Human in recovery
- Inspire the Idea
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- Melanie lynn Griffin
- Michele D’Acosta
- Mother wife student worker – Life is a journey
- My guilty pleasures
- Panama adventure
- Professions for Peace
- Radical Amazement ~ life as a creative being
- Reflections on life thus far
- Retired Ruth
- Rohan7things
- Serendipity 13
- Simply Charming
- Spiritual World Traveler
- Steve’s Thinking Space
- The Crayon Files
- the INFP
- This Is My Corn
- Thoughts From An American Woman
- Through the Peacock's Eyes
- Tracie Louise Photography Seeing The Beauty In All Things
Christadelphian Websites
- a Look at the World
- Belgian Free Christadelphians Main page– Hoofdpagina van de Belgische Vrije Christadelphians
- Bijbelvorser
- Broeders in Christus (Oude Google Site)
- C4All
- C4U
- Christadelphia
- Christadelphia Worldwide
- Christadelphians on Tumblr
- Christadelphians Worldwide Arsk/Chb Elpis Israel
- Coffs Christadelphians Bonville Australia
- De Weg naar God
Free Christadelphian Ecclesia- God vinden
- Gods hope & Our Hope for God
Hoop tot Leven – Redding in Christus- Messiah for all
- Op zoek naar God
- Stepping toes
- The Biblesite
Vrije Broeders in Christus (Free Flemish Christadelphians on Wordpress)- Walsall Christadelphians
Sites of interest - Sites die je aandacht verdienen
Artikels die in mijn smaak vielen = Posts I Like
Tag Archives: New World
150 Years after the 13th Amendment
After the United States civil war, in 1865 the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution were approved by Congress and ratified. What seems so natural, so obvious and simple was not so simple in the New World. … Continue reading
Posted in B4Peace, History, News and Politics, Visuals (Video, Photo, Cartoon)
Tagged 13° Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, 14° Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, 15° Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, 1865, 2015, Abraham Lincoln, African Americans, American settlers, Annie Davis, Cheap labour, Civil War Amendments, Coloured people, Donald Trump, Emancipation Proclamation (1863), Jim Crow laws, Maryland, Mexican border, Negro, New World, Pioneers of North America, Potter Stewart, Racial discrimination, Racial segregation, Reconstruction period, Segregation, Sex trafficking, Slavery, U.S. Civil Rights Act of 1875, United States Constitution, White people, White race
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Juncker warns for possible new war
La Decena Trágica may have been far away from Europe when it brought in 1913 the Mexican Revolution. Europe had to meet its tragic decennial a year later. The House of Romanov in 1913 celebrated its 300th anniversary of its … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, History, News and Politics, Religion, Warning, World
Tagged Anthroposophical Society, Balkan, Berlin, Europe, European Union, Germany, Great Depression, Greece, Jean-Claude Juncker, New World, Social Networks, Ten Tragic Days, War, World War, World War I
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Right to be in the surroundings
In ‘Faith related boycotts’ the question was raised how a Christian had to tackle other faithgroups and should try to build up a state where love and peace are of the first order, giving freedom for everybody around them. In … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, History, News and Politics, Religion
Tagged Being Christian, Capitalism, Christian, Christianity, Constitutional Convention, Dogma, Environment, Fearing God, Freedom, George Washington, God, Golden Rule, Judeo-Christian, Judeo-Christian Values, Laws of God, Mitt Romney, New World, Old World, Pilgrim Fathers, Pilgrims, Randall Terry, Secularism, Thomas Jefferson, Trusting God, undefined, United States, United States Constitution
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Built on or Belonging to Jewish tradition #3 Of the earth or of God
America and its culture developed as an easy-to-enter “Melting Pot” for many cultures, creating a new commonality of culture and political values. This open culture allowed many minority groups, including Jews, to flourish in Christian and predominantly Protestant America. In … Continue reading
Posted in Christendom, Culture, History, Religion, World
Tagged 19° Century, 21° Century, 4° Century BCE, American Immigration, American Jews, Antisemitism, Ashkenazi Jews, Belonging to the World, Civil Rights Movement, Constitution of Liberty, Ethnicity, France, Isaac Leeser, Isaac Mayer Wise, Islam, Israël, Jew, Jewish, Judaism, Judeo-Christian, Liberty, Living, Migration, Moses, Netherlands, New Israel State, New World, Oppression, Sephardic Jews, Social Living, Talmud, Torah, United States, Way of the Earth, Zionism
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Built on or Belonging to Jewish tradition #2 Roots of Jewishness
Last month, CNN was exploring American exceptionalism — the concept that the United States is exceptional when compared to other nations and is uniquely destined to bring democracy to the world. Lots of citizens of the United States of America … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Religion, World
Tagged 19° Century, Abraham Geiger, Alexander Kohut, Americacn Revolutionary War, American Exceptionalism, American Immigration, American Jews, Arnold Fischel, Asser Levy (Van Swellem), Clergy, Confederates, Conservative Judaism, Dutch West India Company, Germany, God, Isaac M. Jost, Jew, Jews, John Rolfe, John Smith, Judaism, Judeo-Christian, Judeo-Christian Values, Kabbalism, Kaufmann Kohler, Low Countries, Moritz Steinschneider, Neo-Orthodoxy Judaism, New Amsterdam, New World, Old World, Oliver Cromwell, Oppression, Orthodox Judaism, Peter Stuyvesant, Pocahontas, Poland, Puritan, Reform, Reform Judaism, Sabbatai Zevi, Samson Raphael Hirsch, Sefardic Jews, Shabbetai Tzevi, Sunday Service, Unionists, United States, Yom Kippur
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Leaving the Old World to find better pastures
Reason to look for New Pastures The country where many grew up and currently see is unrecognisable from the times when we were a child. For many it is also nothing like any more of what they hear from their … Continue reading
Posted in History, Upbringing and Education, Welfare and Health, World
Tagged 17° Century, 18° Century, 19° Century, British Empire, Civil Rights, Colbertism, Eastern Europe, Europe, Fortune-hunter, Freedom, Germany, God, Happiness, Holy Scriptures, Human Rights, Immigration, India, Indigenous peoples of the Americas, Iroquois, Jean-Baptiste Colbert, Judeo-Christian Values, Liberty, Luck, Mayflower, Native American, New World, New York, Northern Europe, Old World, Oppression, Pilgrim, Pilgrims, Plymouth Harbor, Racism, Religion, Selfishness, Separation, Slavery, Southern Europe, Sweden, United States
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