Convert Man: Help Direct the Federal Budget

Monday, January 21, 2008

Help Direct the Federal Budget

The Federal Government of Canada is currently open for input into its main priorities for the upcoming fiscal year, and is welcoming comments on their homepage for what we feel our spending priorities are.

Check it out... deadline is Feb 11.

Tip of the hat to: SDA, trying to organize a concerted effort towards removing taxpayer dollars from the abusive Human Rights Commissions which are being used by radical Muslims to silence and/or bankrupt their opponents in the press.

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the converted catholicJanuary 24, 2008 11:58 am
James:

I am a convert who just started his own blog. please visit and link me if you like--

http:/theconvertedcatholic.blogspot.com

Do you have advice on how to get more readers?

Jim Crockett
crockett4@sbcglobal.net
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Comments are welcome, but must be on topic. Spam, hateful/obscene remarks, and shameless self-promotion will be unceremoniously deleted. Well, OK, I might put on a little ceremony when I delete them.

Why "Convert Man"?

A key moment in my life was my decision to become Catholic. People like me are called "converts." Up to that point (1997) I had been a Bible-school educated Free Methodist with a light salting of the charismatic movement. I was, and still am, a born-gain Christian with a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ.

But why on earth would an evangelical Christian ever become Catholic?!? Isn't that going backwards?

This is a decision many of my friends and family could not understand. Ultimately, the reason was one of authority: who has it? As a Protestant, my answer was always "The Bible."

But I never stopped to ask myself if the Bible itself claims that it has final authority in all spiritual and moral matters of any importance.

It does not.

There are countless references in Scripture to there being sources of the Truth other than what is Written. I explained my reasoning (albeit sloppily) based on passages from my old NIV Bible way back in 1998, and later posted it to my blog. For a better explanation, check this out.

I was actually very surprised to discover this truth, and once I did the only logical place to turn was to the only place which claims to retain the oral teachings of the faith of old.

Since I "crossed the Tiber" I've had no regrets, despite the lost friendships and tense moments with my family. It's all worth it. See Matthew 13:44.

Convert Man

Monday, January 21, 2008

Help Direct the Federal Budget

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