Micah Phrase on Justice Mercy and Humility in Sports and Society
A sermon comparing minor prophets to minor league players, stressing Micah's call to do justly love mercy and walk humbly with God. It argues for a just society, dialogue over retaliation, and humility as roots for peace and societal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micah
God
Germany
Adolf Hitler
It Made Me Smile Through Ordinary Daily Moments
A reflective piece describes small joys from daily life. A grocery checkout, a construction flagger’s greeting, caring moments with a mother and child, pets defending home, and warm notes from kin lift the author. Late autumn blooms and a begonia brighten a window while gratitude for creation and healing grows.
Autumn Leaves and Faith in Quiet Weather
A reflective note on warm autumn days and golden red foliage. The author links nature’s season to Ecclesiastes and urges trust in God through life’s changes and challenges, noting the Lord’s sovereignty and support.
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God
Income splitting plans face tax and fairness critique
Gregory Thomas of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation argues against the 2011 pledge to allow a higher earning spouse to transfer income for families with children under 18. He notes the surplus should first reduce debt and favors expanding the child care deduction to 10,000 dollars to aid all parents, with income-splitting questioned by think tanks and finance officials.
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Ottawa
Finance Committee
Stephen Harper
Theederal Finance Department
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Taxpayers Federation
Harper Conservatives
Canada
Gregory Thomas
Canadian Taxpayer
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