Anna's Blog – January 2009 Archive (45)

The Adverse Influence of Pork Consumption on Health

By Professor Hans-Heinrich Reckeweg, M.D.

Biological Therapy Vol.1 No. 2 1983



In consideration of wide sections of the population, it appeared strongly advisable to investigate more closely the reasons for the nocuity of pork and to report on the toxic and stress factors contained in pork, i.e. sutoxins. A possibility emerges that everyone can stay healthy by omitting toxic factors (specific pork poisons) from his… Continue

Born Again, How and When?

by Wayne Blank



"Thy dead shall live, their bodies shall rise. O dwellers in the dust, awake and sing for joy! For thy dew is a dew of light, and on the land of the shades thou wilt let it fall." (Isaiah 26:19 RSV)

"But your dead will live; their bodies will rise. You who dwell in the dust, wake up and shout for joy! Your dew is like the dew of the morning; the earth will give birth to her dead." (Isaiah 26:19 NIV) (see… Continue

The Bible never records the Apostles baptising in the "Name of the Father and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost", although there are may examples of them baptising in "Jesus' Name".



Ever wonder why? If they were commanded to use the Trinitarian formula, and refused, then they were disobedient. But, they were not disobedient, since the Messiah never spoke the Trinitarian formula ascribed to him in Matt. 28:19 - 23. Well, you may say, how do you know and how did it get there? This… Continue

I Corinthians 7 - "To AVOID FORNICATION, let every man have his OWN WIFE"



Not only has the Bible decreed that a man be married to avoid fornication, and to produce Godly offspring, but science is in agreement with marriage being the best state for men as well:

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Excerpt from The Benefits of Marriage for African American Men

Claudia Sitgraves



Research Brief No. 10, May 2008 http://center.americanvalues.org/?p=73



Men’s… Continue

Where Did *Easter* Come From?



Easter is never mentioned in the inspired text of the New Testament. While the King James translation does contain the word "Easter" in Acts 12:4, virtually every other translation says "Passover," which is the proper rendering of the Greek word pascha. You can easily verify this yourself by consulting almost any Bible commentary or Greek interlinear. The early first-century Church never observed Easter Sunday. Christians continued to observe the… Continue