Letter to the Editor Questions Heaven and Baptism
A reader identifies as Mr. Fletcher and argues over church authority and salvation. He defends baptism by immersion as a public sign after forgiveness, rejects altering Bible teachings, and contrasts Baptist and Church of Christ views. He asserts only God can forgive and saves through faith in Jesus, while noting uncertain ancient authorship of Genesis for a future discussion.
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Supreme Court vacancy raises stakes in presidential race
The sudden death of Justice Antonin Scalia shifts the 2016 contest to a battle over the court. Candidates frame the election as a referendum on the Supreme Court, with Cruz arguing for a balance of rights and conservatives, while Clinton promises litmus tests and overturning key rulings. Obama vows to nominate in due time as partisan fights loom.
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Discipline talk for parents at CIS Baytown University
Communities in Schools Baytown hosts a Parent University session on February 18 from 6 30 to 7 30 p m at the Green Center 607 W Baker Road across from Sterling High School The topic Choices and Losing Control How You Can Make Both Work For You And Your Child discusses discipline based on love and respect and parent child connection Call 281 425 3304 to register space is limited Pam McDonald a master level social worker at CIS Baytown leads the program
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Valentine Card Reunion Sparks Loud Laughter
A reader recalls saving old greeting cards, using a 2015 Valentine to craft a loving prank during a week in bed. He hid the card inside a new calendar near the coffee pot, prompting his wife to smile at the clever gag. The note ends with a measure of humor about marriage and daily routines.
Unconditional Surrender Grant and Nylon Patent Milestones
On this date in 1862 Fort Donelson ended with 12000 Confederate troops surrendering to Union General Ulysses S. Grant, earning him the nickname Unconditional Surrender. In 1937 Du Pont chemist Wallace Carothers received a nylon patent. In 1968 the United States debuted the first 911 emergency telephone system in Haleyville, Alabama. Thought for Today from Barbara W. Tuchman notes history as known past events.
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