In what has to be one of the shortest chapters in the Bible, Bildad lets loose with his final argument. Was not really much of an argument, but he did score a couple of points. He made it clear that he recognizes the mighty power of God. The words he uses are "Dominion and awe." Two things strike home very quickly – He is incharge of everything, everywhere, and there is no one like Him. You know the feeling when you are in the presence of someone great. Say you are a golfer, [more]and Tiger Woods ask if he can…
Mandatory Health Care Failing…AGAIN!
Doing some checking on the Administration's plans for "Universal Health Care.", and ran across an article that documents the failure of Massachusetts' "Mandatory Health Care" program. Failing just like Canada and England where you have to wait for an appointment or some government bureaucrat to decide if or when you can have a particular treatment. This was not a short article from The Objective Standard, but a very in depth look at the reasons the Massachusetts plan is not working and why it keeps costing more and more. They stated "Yet two years after its inception, the Massachusetts plan has…
Where Is He?
The other day, I kind of skipped over everything Job had to say in response to Eliphaz in chapter 23. There are actually some very interesting things to ponder. Job says "complaining is rebellion." Hello! Think about it – you have a boss, who gives orders to get "something" done. Better yet, you give your child or employee their list of chores (their orders) for the day. How would you view their complaining about what you have given them to do. You know "I can't do that", or "why doesn't my sister/brother/someone else have to do this much?" After all…