Payday Someday In Gods Book
The column reflects on Dr. Robert G. Lee’s idea that every wicked act is recorded by God and will be exposed at final judgment. It affirms that offenders face payday someday whether or not justice comes on earth and notes that victims and good deeds are also known to God.
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Robert G. Lee
Any Man Can Be a Father to a Lifetime of Lessons
A daughter recalls her father Be 74, a lifelong reader and thinker, moving into independent living as Parkinsons progressed. She describes his strength, humility, and guiding influence, sharing memories of farm life, stepwise lessons, and a philosophy of living honestly, loving family, and leaving shoes to fill.
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Dad
Changing Clocks and Welcoming Spring Seasons
Observation speaks of earlier singing canaries and lighter evenings after clocks move forward. The writer notes longer days, signs of spring, migrating birds, and invokes Genesis to affirm creation and enduring sustenance through trials and happiness.
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Canary
Peter Sunshine
Letters on design and evolution from a Manitoba reader
Muriel Gamey of Neepawa Man argues for design behind life in a Letter to The Banner. She cites Darwin, irreducible complexity, and the DNA blueprint while noting resistance to alternative views in academia and politics.
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Mr. Lennox
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U. of M
Darwin
Earth
Bill Gates
Microsoft
Muriel Gamey Neepawa