A man went on trial last week in the court system of a newly liberated Afghanistan. His family members felt his crime so offensive, they turned him in themselves. The prosecutor is seeking the most severe penalty allowed under the nation’s law for the heinous crime – death.
What did Abdul Rahman do that deserves such [...]
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I have been visiting Aaron Shafovaloff’s Xanga site the last couple of weeks. It’s quite active, with ongoing debate centered around the teachings of the Mormon church.
I finally created a Xanga account for myself so I could participate in the discussion on a post about early Mormon President Brigham Young and [...]
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Sudoku. It’s a simple, yet addictive, game of logic. I have found a Web site that lets you play this game for free and has daily updates. Instructions for the game are included. Once you feel you have the hang of it, give me an e-mail and challenge me to beat your score. Have fun, [...]
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I heard this song in church while I was in college. It stuck with me as an amazing work of music, inspiration and theology. I want to post the lyrics on this site, and I hope you all find it as moving as I have. The only mp3 I have been able to find of [...]
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