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Monthly Archives: April 2013
“…increasingly religious…” and Other Words
Several recent articles describe the Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev as having become, “…a fervent Muslim…” and “…increasingly religious…” I want to scream, “NO! He was NOT becoming a fervent Muslim! He was becoming a fervent KAAFIR (unbeliever) and increasingly IRRELIGIOUS! … Continue reading
Posted in "Islamic reform", "Muslim reform", Islam
Tagged extremism, fundamentalism, Muslims, vocabulary
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Further Adventures in Anatomy (For a Five-Year-Old)
Hasan came to spend the night with me again. He said,”Grandma, will you please tell me more about the body? I’m not confused anymore.” “No, I think we’ll not study tonight,” I replied, remembering his emotional upset after we’d “studied” … Continue reading
Physiology for a Five-Year-Old
My grandson Hasan wanted to spend the night with me, so I picked him up on my way home from work. We played on the computer, constructed a model car together, watched a little television, brushed our teeth and put … Continue reading
Posted in children, Family, Health and Medicine, Home Life, Life
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