Thursday, November 17, 2011

The Prosperity Gospel Is a Lie

!±8± The Prosperity Gospel Is a Lie

It is very common for so-called Christian churches and preachers these days to deliver a false message that is not found anywhere in the pages of the Bible. It is known as the "prosperity gospel," and it gives people the false impression that if they accept Jesus into their lives then everything that is going wrong in their life will be fixed. The saying, as you may have heard, goes something like: "Jesus loves you and has a wonderful plan for your life."

The problem with this is that it goes against everything scripture has to say about how what people will experience once they are saved and become born again. In Matthew 10:22 we read: "All men will hate you because of me, but he who stands firm to the end will be saved." Here Jesus Christ Himself warns those who are following Him that the rest of the world is going to hate them simply because they adhere to His name. Contrary to the prosperity gospel's proclamation, this is sure to bring more hardship in life than it would to remove it.

Similarly in John 15:19 we read: "If you belonged to the world, it would love you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the world. That is why the world hates you." Those who have been saved "out of this world" by God and been born again will be hated by the world, not loved. The reason that people preach the prosperity gospel in the first place is so that "the world" will love them, rather than hate them.

This results from man taking the gospel of Christ and making in man-centered rather than God-centered. It takes all of the focus off of bringing glory to God and simply tries to let people extract everything they can from it for themselves. The reason people love the prosperity gospel is because it is from the world, not from God. As we have already read that what is from God will be hated by the world. This is why it takes a powerful work of God Himself to save a person.

People are fooled into believing that the reason someone is wealthy and has a big house and car is because they "serve Jesus." As a result of this people who want more for themselves will begin to "serve God," the only problem being it is a false faith and a false profession. The Bible says not to love the world or the things of the world, and the prosperity gospel is in direct contradiction to that teaching. Do not fall into the trap of the prosperity gospel, instead read your Bible and discover what the true gospel has to offer: Spiritual Life and a justified relationship with God who is the creator of heaven and earth.


The Prosperity Gospel Is a Lie

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Friday, October 28, 2011

Rabbit Names - A to Z of the Best Bunny Names

!±8± Rabbit Names - A to Z of the Best Bunny Names

One of the most popular pages on our site is the page with over 200 names for rabbits. It seems when it comes to choosing a name for your buns you can never have enough to pick from!

So, here's our A-Z of the best to help you find that perfect one whether it's for the cheekiest bun on the block, the sweetest in the street, or even the tubbiest rabbit in town... take a look at 'X' for that one!

A

Alfie, April, Autumn, Aria, Ariel, Amber, Annabelle, Andy, Avril, Amando

B

Bouncy, Bingo, Boston, Bono, Bones, Bubble

C

Coco, Cottontail, Coffee, Caramel, Cookie, Crispin, Cherry, Casper

D

Dinky, Derek, Desmond, Dawn, Daffodil, Daisy, Denver, Dribble, Doodle

E

Eve, Elvis, Eunice, Eccles, Eggbert, Edna, ET

F

Flopsy, Florence, Frisky, Flower, Furry, Fluffy, Floppy, Floyd

G

Ginger, George, Georgina, Gongo, Grumpy, Gizmo

H

Hector, Hugo, Humphrey, Herman, Happy, Hop-a-long, Hoppy

I

Isabella, India, Ian, Inky, Iris, Ivy

J

Jessica, Jumpy, Jooles, Juno, Jasmine, Jeppy

K

Kittens, Krispy, Kumar, Kevin, Ken

L

Lily, Lilbert, Lemon, Lil' Bun, Lester

M

Marigold, Maggie, Mavis, Mog, Mopsy, Mutti, Mandy Moo Moo, Muffles

N

Nigella, Nigel, Noodle, Nutmeg, Naughty, Neville, Nermal, Nellie

O

Oscar, Ollie, Otter, Odie, Odette, Ophelia

P

Peaches, Poppy, Pepper, Pluto, Pebbles, Precious, Pansy, Petal, Peter, Patch, Perky, Pookie

Q

Queenie, Q-tip, Quentin, Quagmire, Quik (from Nesquik Rabbit)

R

Roger, Romeo, Ruby, Rascal, Rhett, Rory, Raisin, Rinso, Ringo, Rose

S

Sven, Steve, Stumpy, Stan, Springer, Spotty, Spot, Snuggles, Scarlett, Snuffles, Snowy, Snowflake

T

Thomas, Titan, Thumper, Timothy, Tristan, Tickles, Twinkie

U

Ulysses, U-tube, Uma

V

Vernon, Velvet, Violet, Victor, Valorie, Venus, Virgil, Vern, Vera

W

Wilbur, Wabbit, Wanda, Wendy, Wayne

X

Xenical (For the tubby rabbit in your life. Ok lame we know but give us a break. X is a hard one!), Xena, Xero, X-Ray

Y

Yoodle, Yolanda, Yasmin,Yellow, Yentil, Yoghurt, Yuri, Yen

Z

Zena, Zac, Zorro, Zeus, Zorba, Zane, Zippy


Rabbit Names - A to Z of the Best Bunny Names

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Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Enchanting Switzerland

!±8± Enchanting Switzerland

Just arrived home from Switzerland and I am already missing it. Switzerland with all its scenic beauty, cow bells and marvelous and ever-ready to help people. One of my husbands' friend had already been to Switzerland and he provided us with a tour plan for four days. We had four days and there was so much to do and see. We tried to squeeze in everything that we could. Instead of staying at a hotel in Inerlaken (it was suggested by our friend and all the Indian crowd invariably land there). Interlaken is in the center of Switzerland, so it can be made base for the tour, but my husband had already talked to his friend in Lausanne and we stayed there for our trip. Lausanne is the Olympic Capital" since 1994. It is home to the Olympic Museum, the most visited site in Switzerland. Bjart Ballet of Lausanne is world-famous.

From what I have seen of Switzerland, I can say that every inch of this country is beautiful, not only the landscapes but people too. It is also worth mentioning that the Swiss people don't talk in English but that won't be a problem if you want some help. They always try to help strangers. I got a rude shock and back to reality message on board the N2 bus from London Victoria station. A drunkard started using abusive language with a lady with a child, saying she wasn't a good mother. The baby started crying. The lady asked the driver to throw the man off the bus but got no reaction, ultimately she herself had to get down earlier. Then the guy turned his attention at Ananya, who was blissfully sleeping through all the clamor, but thankfully nothing untoward happened.

THINGS TO DO:

For adventure sport enthusiasts, Switzerland is a gold mine. You can go trekking on beautiful alps, river rafting, ice skiing, skating, cycling on mountains. Switzerland has a cycling tradition which is not generally seen in London. Swiss trains even have special space provided for cycles. I saw double decker trains for the first time here. There are 3300 km (2046 miles) of well-marked interlinked trails, most of which offer easy cycling. Bicycles can be hired at most railway stations and at many other locations. Those hired at stations can then be returned to any station at the end of the tour. Lakes such as Lake Geneva, Lugano, and Neuchtel offer sailing, water-skiing and canoing. Rowing can be done on Lake Zürich. hiking is a national passion in Switzerland, and hikers are very well catered for. Approximately 50, 000km of trails lead through all kinds of terrain in this spectacularly beautiful country. We went to Rhein falls on the first day. It is a photographer's delight. We had luggage with us and there was no place to put it. So we had to drag it with us all the way up and down the stairs. While coming back to the platform we found out that the place where people were depositing their belongings for a ride in boat was very near to platform. Advice: If you have luggage with you then go down to the left from platform, its hardly 50 meters. The person who takes care for the luggage charges 1 frank per suitcase.

SHOPPING:

Chocolates: Swiss chocolates are world famous. They give good competition to Belgian ones. My husbands colleagues at office had demanded that he get them swiss chocolates. We thought of buying them at duty free shops at Geneva airport but all the shops had already closed except one, (our flight was at 9. 50 pm) The shop that was opened had very expensive brands but we had to buy them anyways. Advice: Buy chocolates from supermarkets like Coop or Migros. Frey is a good brand and not heavy on the pocket as well. Teuscher (try the champagne truffles) and Sprngli are for fat wallets.

Swiss Army Knife:This knife has a blade as well as various tools, such as screwdrivers and can openers. The term "Swiss Army knife" was coined by US soldiers after World War II, as they couldn't pronounce its original name, "Offiziersmesser".

Cow Bells: Of varying sizes, these cowbells are a great hit among Indian tourists. Hindi movie "Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jaenge" has this scene where Kajol and Shah rukh khan argue over who got first to the shop to buy the cow bell. I also bought one but smaller and more cute.

Watches: Rollex, Omega, TagHeuer, Swatch, Mont Blanc, yes all these brands are swiss.

Cuckoo Clocks: Its not a Swiss product, but cliches are stronger than fact. the cuckoo clock has nothing at all to do with Switzerland. It was invented in the Black Forest of southern Germany in 1738, the area which is still the center of their production.

Cheese: It is said that anyone can make the holes but only swiss can make the cheese. Hard cheese, soft cheese, cottage cheese, cheese made in mountain chalets, cheese made in valley factories, cheese shaved into rosettes, cheese boxed in red pine, cheese melted in wine to make fondue, hot cheese dribbled over potatoes to make raclette. . . and what not.

Some Interesting Facts About Switzerland:

Many celebrities have made Switzerland their home. Boris Baker lives in Schwyz, in central Switzerland. The great Irish writer James Joyce moved to Switzerland from Paris because of the War. French actress Isabella Adjani settled in Geneva. Charlie Chaplin lived for over 20 years in Switzerland. Roger Moor, the man who incarnated James Bond has lived in Crans-Montana since the end of his acting career. Former Formula 1 champion Michael Schumacher has been living in Switzerland since 1996.

Bollywood Connection: On an average, 25 Bollywood movies are shot in the picturesque backdrops in switzerland every year. Switzerland was first used as a location by Indian filmmakers in the 1960s, when Raj Kapoor and Shakti Samanta ( both reknowned Indian film directors) went there to shoot "Sangam" and "An Evening in Paris" respectively. In 2002, leading Bollywood director and producer Yash Chopra was conferred the Swiss Filmfare Award by the Switzerland government for his role in promoting the country as a preferred location.

Switzerland is also home to the huge Nestle food company.

Punctuality:Not surprisingly for a country that is known for making clocks, the Swiss have a near-obsession with being on time, trains are never late.

Tour Information Tickets:

No need to feel hassled if you missed your train and now stranded on platform. Ticket counters at every station will give full detail (printed on small leaflets)of the timing, number of train, platform no, trains to be changed and at which station to go to your destination. You can easily plan your journey with the help of these small leaflets.

Geneva is no tourist paradise:

Tourists expect a lot here in the international capital of Switzerland, but Geneva doesn't match to those expectations. Our last day was reserved for Geneva. We reached there around 4 p. m. Geneva is the costliest city in Switzerland. We got on a ride on city train, similar to the one at Lucerne but were fooled. The train only circled round and round in the botanical garden, never allowing us any glimpse of the city. There are private bus tours which will take you to the offices of a horde of international organizations. but Other than the Saturday flea market in Plain de Plainpalais, where you can hunt for that rare music record, there is nothing to do in this small city. The United Nations building, that neighbors other international organizations like ILO, WTO, and UNHCR, is a desolate structure. But like Lucerne, Zürich and Lausanne, you can take a streamer here too and spend four hours enjoying the scenery. Swiss rail pass gives access to all ferries and streamers.

CHAO

There is a lot to write and share, but for now I wind up here. Let's meet some other day and discuss Switzerland over a bite of chocolate.


Enchanting Switzerland

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Monday, October 24, 2011

Choosing a House Boat Design - Which Type is Right For You

!±8± Choosing a House Boat Design - Which Type is Right For You

Are you considering owning a House boat? Are you looking to buy one or build a custom house boat yourself? Just what type of style are you looking for? Do you plan on living permanently in your boat? These are just few questions to ask yourself when considering the addition of a house boat into your life.

With today's market there is a huge variety of different house boat designs to choose from. It would be wise to get a feel for all the different designs available today.

Here are a few house boat designs to consider

o Towable - This type of design is best for someone who has a means to tow it. They can easily be put on a trailer making lake hopping simple. If you like to get away for the weekend and explore different bodies of water. This type may be for you.

o Floating Home - These boats are less expensive than other types and keep things simple. Imagine a small home floating on the water. With this type you can include all the aspects of your home life out at sea.

o Full hull - These are being seen more and more in North America. Due their wide design they have become quite popular as they are very sturdy and structurally intact.

o Barge - A very common style of house boat to be seen these days. Barges provide a lot of room for the passengers and can be compared to the floating home style in regards to the way it moves through the water.

o Planing - Planing boats may not provide the space of a full hull or barge but it does beat all the other boats in the area of speed. With it's V-shaped hull it makes for easy maneuvering through those tough waves at high speeds.

These are just a few designs to consider. Another factor that should be assessed is the type of engine you'll be running on your boat. Gasoline engines are probably the best way to go since diesel isn't always available at all marinas. Diesel also tends to be quite more expensive, Fuel does become quite an expense after a while so be sure you've got yourself a descent fuel efficient engine.

Budget is another factor in your purchase of a house boat. If you've got money to spare and want the instant gratification go ahead and buy your boat. On the other hand if you are looking to save money and desire the look and feel of a custom job you could very well build the boat yourself. If you're a handy person this could be the project of a life time and you'll save a fortune by doing it yourself.

I built my own floating home style house boat 2 years ago. I'm very pleased with my decision to build it myself. It took a lot of dedication on my part and I did have to hire some helping hands to do the really complicated stuff here and there. But in the end I had I a custom job that I even designed myself, that's right I designed the entire boat myself! I now enjoy living out on the water on a regular basis.


Choosing a House Boat Design - Which Type is Right For You

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Saturday, October 22, 2011

The Spacemaker - Another Black and Decker Can Opener

!±8± The Spacemaker - Another Black and Decker Can Opener

In some ways it seems strange that there should be such a thing as a Black and Decker can opener. After all why would a company known the world over as a leader in home power tools want to branch into kitchen gadgets? Perhaps some of the technology is similar. Whatever the reason they have produced a range of can openers that are both popular and affordable.

Things have moved on somewhat since the original manual can openers. Although they are still found in the kitchen drawers of many households, many people these days tend to prefer their electric counterpart. This is particularly true of older people or those people who find using manual can openers difficult for medical reasons

One of the most successful of their can openers is in the Spacemaker range. The whole concept of this particular range is that the appliances fit under the kitchen counter rather than on top thereby preventing the need for clutter on the work surfaces keeping them clear for food preparation. In addition it features a knife sharpener, bottle opener and bag opener.

This particular Black and Decker can opener has a sleek and discreet design so it does not stand out under counter and will suit most kitchens. In fact when the cover is closed you cannot tell it is a can opener at all! It is designed so that will open cans of all sizes. It is also relatively straightforward to install in your kitchen.

Overall, I think that the Spacemaker performs well and is a good addition to Black and Decker's range of can openers. Its particular strength is that it is able to be kept out of the way so you can keep your counter tops clutter free to give you more space for preparing food.


The Spacemaker - Another Black and Decker Can Opener

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