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There are days and then there are days. Some of them you sail through and end up with a few things done and a feeling that life is good. Then the days you wade through the muck and mire. Where sounds are too loud, time is not stretched and energy has been sapped. My worse one every month is bill day. I have one check a month that I get to try and stretch to cover all the bills. Of course this is impossible. Next I get to lay out the monthly plan of when bills are due and where money is coming from. Of course I am always praying that it will drop from the sky. Bill day takes at least 3 hours without interruptions. Doing it with three 20 month old girls is a task one should not even contemplate. Thankfully about an hour into it my mom took the girls for nap time. Bill day makes me tired, worried and fearful. Here lately it has become harder and harder since I am now down to one permanent family for childcare income. I have cut as many bills as I possible can or so I think. I am actually looking at one more that I could trim if the family is willing to sacrifice. It will save another $15.00 from what we pay and still have a "luxury" item. And I see that in three more months I will have one bill paid off and that money can go to something else. Oh, bill day? Do you have one? How do you budget?
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Oh the dreaded bill day! Gives me hives! lol The way we save is by over-estimating on our bills. So if we think the power bill is going to be $175 we'll have it budgeted for $215 and automatically put that much in that 'area'. We do this with as many bills as possible. That way when we're all done there is a surplus...that goes into savings. It sounds confusing, but it's not that bad. Luckily, my hubby does the bills. Numbers give me anxiety. lolReplyDelete
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Myles Horton (July 5, 1905 - January 19, 1990) was an American educator, socialist and cofounder of the Highlander Folk School, famous for its role in the Civil Rights Movement (Movement leader James Bevel called Horton "The Father of the Civil Rights Movement"). Horton taught and heavily influenced most of the era's leaders. They included Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks (who studied with Horton shortly before her decision to keep her seat on the Montgomery, Alabama bus in 1955), John Lewis, James Bevel, Bernard Lafayette, Ralph Abernathy, John B. Thompson, and many others.
A poor white from Savannah in West Tennessee, Horton's social and political views were strongly influenced by theologian Reinhold Niebuhr, under whom he studied at the Union Theological Seminary in New York City. Along with educator Don West and Methodist minister James A. Dombrowski of New Orleans, Horton founded the Highlander Folk School (now Highlander Research and Education Center) in his native Tennessee in 1932. He remained its director until 1973, traveling with it to reorganize in Knoxville after the state shut it down in 1961.
Horton and West had both traveled to Denmark to study its folk schools, centers for adult education and community empowerment. The resulting school in Monteagle, Tennessee was based on a concept originating in Denmark: "that an oppressed people collectively hold strategies for liberation that are lost to its individuals . . . The Highlander School had been a haven for the South's handful of functional radicals during the thirties and the essential alma mater for the leaders of the CIO's fledgling southern organizing drives." (McWhorter) The school was created to educate and empower adults for social change.
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A round peg in a square hole …… where do I belong and what is my purpose for being?
I grew up feeling like a round peg in a square hole. For me, this was probably the primary reason I rejected Christadelphia. I hated being different at school – I just wanted to be like the other kids. I didn't feel as if I belonged in Christadelphia because we weren't one of the 'in' families. From a very young age I can recall thinking that things just didn't add up.
My school friends were no different to my Sunday School friends. My dad didn't seem to be well liked. Growing up I thought it was because he was a troublemaker, but as I matured I realised that even though he was a 'legalist,' he stuck up for the underdog and the oppressed and I and respect him for that now. I saw him bought to his knees many a time emotionally, which I blamed the church and AB for. At 7 I was a sponge that saw adults behaving badly toward each other yet preaching the opposite. People seemed to believe that the quote 'judge not that ye be not judged' had some sort of 'except if' fine print or out clause. As time passed, this was one of the few things in the Bible I believed was black and white.
Later, when I rebelled, I was blamed and made to feel responsible many a time for my actions impacting on my parents' emotions and their standing in the church. It felt as if this was more important to them than hearing my reasoning or what I felt and had to say. The whole narcissistic nature of the family unit, created by the system, is another topic on its own. Suffice to say, I certainly felt like the people 'in the world' were more accepting of me and far less judgemental than Christadelphians and my own family.
As an independent adolescent I finally got to exercise free will and I chose the world, but the cost was high on many many levels. The guilt and heartbreak I felt for breaking my parents' heart was enormous and lasted for years, and so was the feeling that there was something wrong with me and my thinking. Why was it that so many others had a faith and love of God and I didn't? Why couldn't I be a sheep and make my parents happy instead of a cow? (I was actually called that once or twice)!
When we are part of Christadelphia, we are told that we are nothing in this life – we are just a speck and that the world and all those in it are evil. We leave feeling even less than the nothing we already believed we were. Rather than a square peg in a round hole I became a round peg in a square hole, still not comfortable in my own skin but happier than enduring the alternative.
The feeling that I should be reckless and just live life because I am going to die anyhow still exists within my psyche to a certain extent and certainly influenced many decisions and non-optimal behaviours. Only now have I started to feel a sense of belonging and find a sense of purpose. Only now am I starting to realise my value, although this I still struggle with. Changing deep-seated thinking and behaviour doesn't happen overnight. The consequences and impact for many of us are so unfair considering our only crime was exercising our God-given free will.
A good friend of mine posed a question: what do I want out of being involved in ex-Christadelphian forums? To share my experience and to be heard. I finally have, and feel, the unconditional love, acceptance, respect and admiration of my family which has been amazing. Having their support and belief in me finally inspired me to return to university at 35 because it gave me that belief in myself that I lacked. From there my sense of belonging and purpose and reason for being has emerged.
It is not easy for parents to acknowledge they were wrong towards their child. It has been hard for my parents to confront and acknowledge their part in my 'non salvation,' but I thank them for finally taking the time to hear me out through many tears and listen to how it felt for me. To hear them say, we see you, we get it, we understand, we love you. My parents chose to blame themselves and to defend Christadelphia. I don't blame them. I blame the system. My parents did what they thought was best at the time with the knowledge they had. They just wanted to fit in and belong, just as I and we all do and to avoid judgement by their peers. To hear my mum say: 'we are sorry we were legalists and that we were wrong and you were right when you said at 17 years old that religion should not be all rules and regulations and judgement and doom and gloom – it should be a joyful celebration of life and living and humanity and compassion and empathy' was more than I could ever have hoped for.
My new found purpose in life is advocacy, and advocacy works best with a collective voice. The system still exists. It has changed somewhat but it has a long way to go and I feel that the voices of ex-Christadelphians need to be heard so that individuals who make up the system have an awareness of the pain and injustice it has inflicted in the past and its ability to continue to do so. Our stories are different but the commonalities are clear for all to see. Collectively we may be able to bring enough awareness to inspire change and help others. Are Christadelphians bad and evil individuals? Absolutely not! Is the system flawed and evil? Yes it is! Can they change it? Yes they can and they should. If organisations can reinvent themselves and change their culture, then so can Christadelphia. If they are smart they will not be defensive. They will not write us off as bitter and angry. They will open their hearts and minds and learn from what we share and find their unconditional love and compassion for all humanity, despite who they are or what they believe. The best I feel we can ultimately hope for is that those that exercise their God-given free will not to be a Christadelphian, as I did, can do so unscarred, with dignity and the continued unconditional love and support of family and friends. Lets get to work.
My Dad became a Christadelphian when I was 4. We're from Washington DC, and his whole family was Catholic. My parents were a big drug infested mess when I was born, so I guess when my dad finally found the Christadelphians it was like his born-again moment, and he's never looked back. As a kid, I loved the weekends and Bible schools and the friends and thought it was like candyland every day I spent at one. Because I was taught that they were my only real family, I didn't even hang out with biological cousins or anything, because they were 'of the world.'
My parents enforced 'Bible time' on me every morning in elementary school, and I think this is where I first remember having issues. My parents would keep me from going to school on time and even had physical consequences should 'Bible time' have been neglected, and often I would show up to school in a mess of tears trying to explain why I had no note to my teachers. My parents told me that this took priority because in the Kingdom, my education wasn't going to matter anyway, with all the glorifying God that I would be expected to be doing.
My teenage years were a mix of rebellion and trying to find my place in Christadelphia. I wasn't one of the cool kids, and was definitely made fun of and outcast in a lot of the Christadelphian youth cliques. My dad told me to 'try harder to fit in, they are good kids, and your family.' I always wanted to be accepted, but I've just never been interested in apparently what was cool. It was a mix of being superficial and hypocritically spiritual in my book, and I couldn't get behind either mentality. I maintained a very few Christo friends and spent most of the time at Bible schools and weekends crying alone somewhere because I just didn't know how to make this make sense to me. At home, I was completely messed up too – I've battled a long standing history of substance abuse, and my teen years and early 20's were the worst. These things my parents also ignored blatantly, even when I asked for help, because their good Christo daughter simply doesn't succumb to such evils of 'the world.' I ran away from home, I went to live my non-Christo mother, I even went to rehab, just trying to get a grip on it all. I was in a bad situation back in 2003 where I ended up being raped by a roommate, and when I confessed to my parents they told me that I should have expected that, because God did not intend women to have male roommates as a casual thing. I still had this super engrained mentality that Christo life was the only life, and I was really scared to let that go.
I got baptized in 1997, thinking my parents would be proud, and I would have something in common with all the people I grew up around again. No one noticed. I went to Bible class every week, got super involved in things and even tried to bring my non-Christo boyfriend in on the action when we were 20. A year or so later, I was living with a new boyfriend, and my meeting caught wind of that and had a old fashioned biblical intervention with me, and tried to convince me to leave my life of sin and move in with a family where I would be expected to keep up the good church life. Well, since my basic instinct is to pretty much rebel against any type of authoritative control, I declined, and went back to my apartment with my boyfriend. I went to one more weekend after that, where I got caught up in the same nastiness in my social circle, and I decided I was done.
I wrote my letter a couple months later. The AB actually rejected it. Like, if they don't let me go, I'll never technically be out, and they can get me back. I'm not even kidding about this. They still act as if I am a member. Even though they never cared when I really was and they never make any attempts to know me now. I too had a very good friend take me out to lunch and tell me we couldn't be friends anymore because I was choosing a path of the world, and she wasn't.
I took out a lot of my anger in writing as well. I wrote a blog for a long time and got a lot of Christo heat because of it. I saved it all….. angry comments and all, to remind myself exactly of all the emotional upheaval this as put me through. I even tried to find a happy medium with my anger, but no one in Christoland wants to hear anything but their way of praising the Lord. Everything else is not the way of The Truth.
I barely believe in God anymore. I think there may be a higher power that put things into motion, but that's about it. I believe in science, and people making of their lives what they will. I don't like the idea of being rewarded with an eternity of servitude for being the person you should already want to be on this earth, good and decent. Good people act on their own accord, not driven by the promise of a gift in the afterlife. The whole belief system came completely unraveled for me once I really started letting go. My parents still believe I will return to the fold, and still try to pressure me into coming back, but I have no intention of it.
I met a man a year and a half ago. He's unconventional, and liberal, and my best friend. He's also in the Army, and 4 months ago I became an Army wife. You can imagine how that's going down in my family…..The thing is my husband has taught me more about selflessness than any Christadelphian I have ever met, and any verse in the Bible has ever taught me. I found what Christadelphians preach about being in a man that is everything the church despises. It's only further confirmation for me that I've made a better choice than all the confusion I've been living with my whole life up to now.
Thats the short of it…..if you can believe that.
My father and mother were Christadelphians and had both been born into Christo families. My mother was the eldest child of 12. My grandparents on her side were hard out Christos – my grandfather even tried to start his own offshoot of the Christadelphians. Although it didn't work, I was met a cousin at a wedding years ago who tried to tell me there were 'only about 20 of Gods chosen left' and that 'times were like in the days of Noah,' so I guess this desire to be the purest Christadelphians was passed down a generation and never fully failed. My parents separated and my father remarried an unbeliever, but still calls himself a Christadelphian and still believes in the return of the 'Lord.' He is quite confused about what he believes, and doesn't give it much thought. I guess it is because he has invested so much of his life in the Christadelphians he doesn't want to feel the immense loss he would if he admitted that Christadelphian beliefs are just stupid and outdated.
My mother was and is a die hard Christadelphian sister. She is single now. From what I am told my grandparents were so busy running around after 'The Truth,' that it fell to the eldest children to look after the younger. I have also come to realise that they also had to look after their parent's welfare and mental health by becoming devout Christadelphians. So the first 6 aunties and uncles are Christadelphians – proud of it and leading a perfect lifestyle as do their children (as they claim). As for the younger half of the family, the words disgrace, sin, criminal, mentally ill, suicide, feud, lawyer all feature.
The Christadelphians are not a unique religion, or, as I term because of the damage they have caused, cult. Mormonism, the Jehovah's Witnesses, Catholicism, Destiny Church, Exclusive Brethren – they all have same mechanisms of indoctrination, guilt and fear driving them. They have their own form of rapture, even if they don't call it such.
If you are born into the Christadelphians, you grow up believing and praying to a personal God. You pray to him in the playground, you hope Jesus doesn't return until you are baptised, you fear nuclear warfare, earthquakes, floods… in fact, all natural disasters because they are 'the beginning of the end.' As a badge you wear your humiliation and pain as you try to save others. The greater the pain the more God likes you. You must save as many inferior sinners as possible. Everything revolves around God and all you have been taught about him. It's no news that children are dependant on their family for survival and self worth. Questioning a cult that is integral to family operation is not an option for a young child.
For me, the first verbal manifestation that I was thinking contrary to indoctrination and looking at facts around me was when I was with a JW classmate. I was comparing my family to others, realising what was expected of me through my life till death (God willing) and seeing that something was seriously flawed with this reality. We both had notes from parents that excused us from school lessons about World War 1 (because it was about politics). Both cults have to be exclusive and special… to be apart from society and community. There is a fantastic opportunity to be this when war comes along. (But it is not just war – it is even in sport. God forbid a cultist should ever go to a football match and yell for their country like heathen hooligans!)
As we were alone doing homework, this classmate asked me if the Christadelphians were a cult. I was about 8. I said 'yes'. I knew what a cult was. I really didn't mean to say it… but it just slipped out from nowhere. I couldn't understand it and felt terribly guilty for many a year.
There were other things I had to stay apart from in school (apart from friends that weren't pre-approved by parents) – playground fads such as Transformer toys. Actually I lie: I was allowed one transformer toy. It was a robot that turned into a nuclear ballistic missile submarine. I was terrified of nuclear warfare. I was petrified of it, and was told how the whole world was supposedly on a hair trigger for nuclear warfare. I count that act of giving me that toy as psychological abuse.
Every Thursday before lessons there was a school assembly. The flag would be raised and the national anthem sung, but I wasn't allowed to look at the flag being raised or sing. It is a horrifying thought about how even more messed up I would be if Christadelphian schools existed back then as they do now.
You only get one shot at childhood. One shot to define your world in a way that works for YOU! Not your parents, because their parents defined their world that way. This work is meant to be done in childhood, not as an adult. It is just another mechanism cults use to perpetuate themselves. It is a nightmare to have to take what you thought was reality and start all over again. I think maybe on some level most Christadelphians have thought about it and put it into the 'too hard' basket.
But what about family? You may lose them entirely. You certainly will never be able to have a complete relationship with them and their demands and persuasions.
I think that children in cults are raised to have an addictive personality. On Facebook I have seen threads posted by Christadelphians about how proud they are to be 'addicted to God.' They just don't comprehend what they are saying.
After the age of 18 I was legally able to buy alcohol, and that addictive personality of mine found itself unable to have one drink – it fixated on the next one. Before that it was bulimia and very nasty depression, cutting even. The loneliness has been constant throughout life. Friendship, companionship, social skills, these are lessons that I missed. Not much liking Christadelphian peers and having an inbuilt aversion and fear of non-Christadelphians, (helped by some nasty bullying for my differences) school and high school years were spent being lost in fantasy novels and games. I would read and read myself to exhaustion.
My life between the ages of 18-27 was summed up by many crap jobs, and hitting exercise like a maniac… it was an outlet for a lot of rage for me and I was drinking every night. The drink hid a lot from me. I drank to dull pain and in doing so continued to miss the lesson the pain was trying to teach. I didn't think much about the Christadelphians in these solid drinking years… drinking, not thinking. I didn't want to know about them or my family, which I was removed from.
When I was 18, a few months after I said I was done with the Christadelphians, my family began to put pressure on me to return. They could see that I was serious about it and were worried they would never see their son filling out their needs. It didn't work. I got sick of the manipulation going on, the agenda people had when they talked to me. I resisted and things just reached boiling point. I took a couple of hundred dollars I had saved, caught a train to the city then a bus to the state border. I worked the harvest season from the Victorian border way up into the Heart of Queensland and even further into the resort islands. I slept under bridges, hitch hiked, walked many kilometres down isolated country highways to reach the next down. I stayed in back packer's hostels. I worked very hard and when I had enough money I would cut and run to the next town.
When I came back home things had changed. My family realised I was serious and would go it alone rather than become a Christadelphian. I also understood it was just going to be me for me from here after. My parents were about to go through separation. My father was under a lot of pressure for liking football and 'worldly friends.'
At 27 I wanted to get out of the country for a fresh start. I wanted to do things that scared me. I realised I was living a very tough life with poor pay spent on alcohol, and little but an obsession for exercise that felt for me. I moved country and studied, something I had previously thought I could never do because I was so un-academic. I studied for 4 years. I became a different person and discovered I was much better in many ways than I had previously thought I was. I studied sport and recreation, won a body building competition and used the confidence won on that to get me into alcohol rehab at 30. I made a pact: if I had the confidence to get up on stage and pose, I would walk into an Alcoholics Anonymous group and work on recovery. For me a powerful lesson was learnt as to what I could be capable of if I could overcome my demons.
I was terrified of touch, but wanted it because I kept so apart from other people. I studied massage and for reasons I couldn't fathom, my tutors showed great confidence in me. It wasn't just good marks academically – it was empathy and careful consideration when dealing with dignity and respect. I didn't understand it at the time – I kind of felt like the teachers pet and was a little uncomfortable thinking I wasn't worthy of such marks. I got placements in a hospice for cancer patients and day centre for people with mental health issues – depression and bi polar mostly. I would like to do more with this massage path in the future when I get myself back together enough.
At 31 I had moved cities and felt very bitter sweet about my 4 years of study. I actually had some friends I was leaving. I was also leaving a place that had redefined who I was. I did a medical detox at 31 and had very good time off alcohol. But it was hard… very, very, hard because I was looking back at a past I had purposely buried. I learnt lessons from the pain that was finally being faced:
Guilt: I was saturated in it. Guilt for being a poor son. Guilt for not communicating or standing to be near family. Guilt for failing my family. Guilt for not being a Christadelphian. Guilt for using alcohol and an eating disorder. Guilt for not being able to trust people. But most of all was the guilt that I had failed my family.
Recognising the guilt in me finally allowed me to learn that this guilt was misplaced, and that it was misplaced because I was still under Christadelphian influence. I had been told so many times in so many ways I was wrong, I was guilty, I was weak and a failure. I believed what they had told me, when in actually fact all I was guilty for was for following my own path – a path which they had sabotaged as they belittled and abused me emotionally, intellectually and spiritually.
I ever so cautiously approached my family to sound them out on this and received iron rejection and more guilt loading right from my tentative suggestions that they had done me a wrong. At first I was furious and would go into rages. I had been doing it for years in the gym, but this was different. It was blind rage I felt helpless to direct anywhere. It burned inside me, it scared me. I ended up telling my family to fuck off. I realised they were incapable of having a healthy relationship with.
The anger was hard. Really hard… but I stuck at it and didn't drink. One day the anger turned to grief. That was a very unique day and I think that perhaps if I had been near understanding help I might have made it. I was in a crowd and I looked around and I couldn't see one person walking by themselves – I saw families and lovers. For a second a terrible feeling of deep and unending grief shocked through me. Then somehow, like it was a Pandora's box I had opened, somebody else slammed the lid down on it firmly. Drinking became an issue again.
I am still angry with the Christadelphian system and with the people who call themselves Christadelphians while living in utter denial about how damaging they are to people who don't subscribe to their belief, but are surrounded in it and how much they do to ensure their young do subscribe to their cult. But at the same time I am sad and I pity them. What they have invested over a life time when they could have been so much more. The families that have been torn apart – they put cult before children and spouse. Their black and white thinking and their search for perfection they cannot achieve. Life is not perfect, neither is it meant to be. It is a lesson and its lessons escape the Christadelphians because they believe they know exactly the meaning and purpose to life. In doing this they close themselves to so much that could have been experienced. They are just another limiting cult, a prison of the soul.
Throughout my life at school I felt like an outsider, not a lonely one (I did have friends, I just wasn't popular) but a lucky one. Even though the children I sat next to in the classroom appeared happy and content, I knew that their lives were shallow, empty and above all sinful. It was obvious to me that they led a life of sin, their parents took them to pubs for meals, they watched television and probably ate takeaways in front of it on a Saturday night. To me their world was alien and even though I was desperate to be included, deep down I pitied them. Looking back now I think that that arrogance, hypocrisy and condescension was obvious to my peers; even if they couldn't articulate it at such a young age.
At every stage of my education I was bullied and shunned. I used to take a certain pride in this, happy in the knowledge that it was because I was 'different' and not part of the herd. Now I look back I realise it was simply that they could see how much I looked down on them. The attitude of being literally 'holier than thou' pervades Christadelphianism, now that I am free of it, I can see how negatively it affected my life. At the age of 17 I was still living out the same routine with those around me – interacting with non-Christadelphians, but never being fully part of 'The World.' One day I was talking to an agnostic friend from school, patiently explaining to her that gay people were inherently sinful when she simply said to me "What is the harm in being gay? What is it about it that's wrong?" I didn't have an answer.
I put the question to various Christadelphians; I brought it up in discussion groups and on one memorable occasion was informed that homosexuality was a sin because 'the human anus is not large enough to accommodate the penis comfortably.' It was obvious they didn't have an answer either. I began to think that if Christadelphians could be so spectacularly wrong on that issue, then what else were they wrong about? Was any of it true at all?
I'm now an ardent atheist and can see why Christadelphians have created such a closed community. Talking to anyone outside 'The Truth' makes people question 'The Truth.' And once you starting picking away at it, 'The Truth' quickly unravels. I am now, for the first time, truly happy in my life and I can honestly say it has nothing to do with my background as a Christadelphian. In fact, much of my happiness is rooted in the complete freedom I now have from the guilt and negativity imbued in me by the Christadelphian faith.
Like most Christadelphians, I was born into the community. My parents were and still are middle-of-the-road traditionalists. As I was growing up my Dad was a speaker and AB, my Mum was appropriately silent. We did the daily readings, learnt our proofs and went to Bible School in the holidays. There was no TV, no pop music, and Christmas was a guilty compromise – trees allowed, but strictly no carol-singing. We were allowed non-Christadelphian friends, but not on Sundays.
From a young age I understood that there was no greater sin than False Doctrine and that the EU was all a papal conspiracy – because the Bible told me so. I grew up in the shadow of the impending Apocalypse; we were living in the crumbling feet of Daniel's image and the whole thing was about to come crashing down around us. The great whore rides a beast with seven heads and ten horns, and this was the age of the tenth horn. We were always, as my brother put it, just one beast metaphor away from doom.
When we were small, my parents decided that the meeting we belonged to was too liberal, so we left and joined a large meeting with the usual Christadelphian features – it's members were mostly white, middle-class, and all related to each other. On Sundays the meeting room filled up with Sunday best outfits and big hats and the car park filled up with big-but-not-too-flashy status cars. Not many members lived in the neighbourhood – most drove in from large detached houses in the comfortably-off suburbs. The meeting was full of kids our own age, which was probably why our parents chose it, but they could be brattish, and my brother and me have some unhappy memories of our time at this meeting.
Rather unusually for a Christadelphian family, both of our parents 'came in from outside,' so we were not members of any CD clan. Our relationship with our secular extended family was complex. Our grandparents have all been traditional church-goers, although this didn't stop us being indoctrinated with the commonly-held CD view that Christians are idiots who practise a shallow pseudo-religion. We did see our relatives, although we had little in common with them. Through child's eyes my extended family seemed the epitome of worldliness – they had TVs, listened to pop music, and drank beer out of cans.
Otherwise, people 'in the world' were best kept at arm's length. My Dad was especially hot on this. After all, how could anyone deny the truth of the Bible while the Holy Roman Empire re-formed before our very eyes? It must be willful blindness. My Mum has few friends outside the community, my Dad none that I am aware of.
I began asking questions almost as soon as I was baptised. I met a group of rebellious Christadelphians, who challenged the established CD views about the role of women and headcoverings. I still remember the first time I sat in the evening meeting, wondering if I had the courage to take off my headscarf. (I did)
After that, the rest came easily. I began to wonder why God had given women brains if we were not supposed to use them. And why was I being harassed for wearing trousers to the meeting? How could you reconcile the claim to be a 'true Christian' with the snobbery shown towards outsiders? I couldn't see any justification for the total separation from other churches. I noticed some interesting psychology at play – when we discussed this amongst ourselves, no-one else could find any convincing reason for it either, but none of us took the logical next step. And the 'us and them' attitude towards people 'in the world' was quite ridiculous. In one group discussion, we wondered how best to approach these outsiders, if we were ever going to bring them to the Truth, so someone offered his insights: 'You'll find they all think the same,' he advised us, 'because they all watch the same things on the TV.'
I began listening to Christian music and reading Christian books. I began to identify as Christian. I broke bread with other Christians, and didn't feel guilt. I realised that I didn't want to marry a Christadelphian man. By this stage I had many friends who weren't CDs, and I realised I didn't want any of them to become one.
One summer I tried to speak openly with my grandmother about our religious differences. At first she was defensive, probably expecting another attempt to convert her. But eventually she opened up. She told me she thought we didn't love her as much because she wasn't a Christadelphian. We were both crying. That day I realised I'd had enough.
I severed my links six months later. I'd been going to mainstream churches, and spoke about my involvement with the Christadelphians in the past tense. I was a devout Christian by then and I fasted for two days before telling my parents, who weren't happy.
I was furious. I felt as if the values instilled in me as a child – that to do the right thing involved the intellectual acceptance of some abstract, academic concepts, together with the arrogant rejection of almost of everyone around me – were a twisted inversion of the Christian message.
I'm no longer a practising Christian (although that's another story). I am still technically a Christadelphian, as I've never resigned or been disfellowshipped. But I've never looked back.
Children summoned from 'round the world
Brethren in Christ. Dear Brother!
Hurtling through time with no care for Now
The Kingdom – here it comes!
Read the Bible, say your prayers, follow until you're blind
Doctrine, dogma, goodness, faith…
Sit still, accept, stay dumb.
Appearance of evil – pleasure be gone!
Even thoughts can do you wrong.
Auntie, be quiet! Make the tea,
Sweep the hall, prepare the meal. Your husband is your head.
Daughters, be pretty, pray for grace, but keep it to yourself
Put on your hat, your hair is glory – your glory and your shame
Hide your Self and learn your lines: In Jesu's name we pray
His will be done while yours is mute
And sing these dreary songs
Gather, rejoice that we're the Ones!
Love and works and arrogance; they are our true salvation
But stray from the flock, you will be scorned
And left for the world to eat you.
Joanna Tebbs Young. August 24, 2010


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Mitch McConnell Implicated In Russia Scandal: Report
As the investigation into the Russian election interference intensifies, some surprising facts are coming to light.
While the main focus of the investigation has been Donald Trump's connection with Russia, a new report by the Washington Post has revealed that Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell (R – KY) attempted to keep the CIA from releasing evidence that shows Russia interfere with election to help Trump win by threatening to blame the Obama White House of playing a game of partisan politics.
As reported by the Washington Post:
"Intelligence agencies have identified individuals with connections to the Russian government who provided WikiLeaks with thousands of hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee and others, including Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, according to U.S. officials. Those officials described the individuals as actors known to the intelligence community and part of a wider Russian operation to boost Trump and hurt Clinton's chances."
Our intelligence agencies know this is happening. It's not conspiracy theory. It's not the biased left-wing media. It's actual US intelligence agencies saying they know it happened. That didn't stop McConnell, though:
"The Democratic leaders in the room unanimously agreed on the need to take the threat seriously. Republicans, however, were divided, with at least two GOP lawmakers reluctant to accede to the White House requests.
According to several officials, McConnell raised doubts about the underlying intelligence and made clear to the administration that he would consider any effort by the White House to challenge the Russians publicly an act of partisan politics."
Some of the Republicans in the briefing also seemed opposed to the idea of going public with such explosive allegations in the final stages of an election, a move that they argued would only rattle public confidence and play into Moscow's hands.
McConnell's office did not respond to a request for comment. After the election, Trump chose McConnell's wife, Elaine Chao, as his nominee for transportation secretary.
It appears that the entire Republican party is a willing participant in a treasonous act designed to defeat Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
MUST READ: Trump Tried To Bribe Senator Investigating Son's Russia Meeting.


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TALLAHASSEE — Broward resident Eric Brody will have to wait another year to be compensated for the permanent brain damage he suffered in a car crash 11 years ago.
The House killed what would have been the highest claims award in the Legislature's history: $30.7 million. As a Sunrise teen, Brody suffered permanent brain damage in a car crash with a Broward Sheriff's Office deputy.
A Broward jury found the Sheriff's Office responsible and ordered the $30.7 million award. But because governmental entities have "sovereign immunity" from major lawsuits, Brody's family has to seek what's known as a claims bill in the Legislature to get the payment.
Rep. Ellyn Bogdanoff, R-Fort Lauderdale, tried to broker a compromise between the Brodys and the insurance company, which offered to settle for $7 million. But that's not enough money to pay legal debts and fund Eric Brody's life-care plan, said the family's lawyer, Lance Block.
The accident happened when Brody was just months away from graduation at Sunrise High School. Now 29, he is in a wheelchair and requires around-the-clock care.
The Senate passed out the claims bill with a caveat: The Broward Sheriff's Office would hand the case over to the Brody family's lawyers, who would sue the insurance company for the payment through a bad-faith case. This approach would have ensured the Sheriff's Office wasn't on the hook for the payment.
That idea fell flat in the House, however. And when the settlement talks stalled, House sponsor Rep. Rachel Burgin, R-Tampa, moved to table the bill until next year.
Brody's case became a lightning rod on a controversial legal issue involving whether the Sheriff Office's insurance carrier acted in bad faith by denying the injury claim for years.


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Just yesterday my Great Aunt, who had suffered from incurable Breast Cancer, passed away. She was a wonderful strong woman who shouldn't have had to suffer the way she did because of this disease. We as women need to do everything we can to assist in this fight so that we can keep great ladies, like my Great Aunt, from getting and dying from this.
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'Tis the Season for Giving – BRINK Hosts Charity "Hour of Code"
If you're anything like us, then you can see through the phoniness of corporate holiday cheer. It's hard to believe that big businesses like Walmart and Best Buy, who let their shoppers claw each other for savings really care about the holidays. It's usually the little guys – the neighborhood businesses and people like you – who actually do.
In preparation for the holidays and our block party on Nov 29th, we thought we'd start to reflect on the things that we're grateful for.
For starters, we're grateful for the grant from the Small Business Development Program, that has allowed us to start this project. Without the support of the Historic Dupont Circle Main Street and the Department of Small and Local Business Development, we wouldn't have this blog, this website or the opportunity to share our daily happenings with you. The ability to see more of you – our community and neighborhood on a daily basis is something we are very grateful for. And we're also thankful for all the new faces too!
As a community here on 15th and U Street, we've started to ask ourselves: what else are we grateful for? Because we just knew there had to be more. And what started out as a simple question resulted in a laundry list of things to share with you. For now, we'll start with BRINK – who has been instrumental in moving the 15th and U project on.
BRINK shared with us that they are most grateful for the opportunity to give back this year. For the first time, they will participate in "Hour of Code," a hour introductory course to computer science aimed at young women and marginalized youth.
Coding, which is a booming global industry and increasingly vital to most companies, is not taught at 9 out of 10 schools in the US. That means that there will be a shortage of employees for increasing job openings and many of those jobs won't be filled by women or people of color. When all it takes is some training to learn how to code and not even a college degree – it's sad when you consider how many students graduate in debt and/or work minimum wage jobs to keep the lights on.
Teaching Computer science is way to pull people out of poverty, keep development jobs from being outsourced overseas and ensure that America stays at the forefront of the technological age. BRINK has decided to make this its newest mission.
On December 9th, as a part of Computer Science Education Week, BRINK will host a one hour "Introduction to Coding" course for Communication professionals. Tickets will sell for $100 each and all the proceeds will go to Byte Back, a local non-profit that provides computer literacy, IT certification training, and employment readiness to low-income District residents.
For more information about "Hour of Code" check out their EventBrite page (linked below), along with additional information about ByteBack.
When we started this process of asking ourselves: what are we grateful for? We thought the answer would be simply "we're still in business." But what we've learned from talking with BRINK and all of the other businesses is that – things like Shop Small Saturday are only a small part of what makes being a business owner satisfying. The reality is that being a business owner means you have the opportunity to impact your community and that's what all of us are thankful for.
Cheers to the start of the holiday season!
BRINK's Hour of Code Information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hour-of-code-demystifying-web-development-in-support-of-digital-literacy-tickets-5586730060
ByteBack: http://byteback.org/


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My favorite book of the year.
Well. I knew Peter Jensen was the hero before I started reading the novel. I like a hero who has the ability to blend in with those around him and only later reveals his special attributes.
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It was the relationship between Peter and Genevieve that kept me spell bound. So I could ignore the fact that van Dorn's scheme was amateurish. That supposed skilled spy Peter couldn't tell that Renaud would turn traitor at the earliest opportunity.
Does that give away too much about myself. I don't care.
I love this book. Particularly in the light of all the horrible cack I've read by authors who have no idea of plot or character development.
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Ernst Jaeckh (February 22, 1875 in Urach, Germany - August 17, 1959 in New York City, USA) was a German author.
He was born in Urach Germany. During the First World War, Jaeckh was one of the main propagandists of the German-Turkish alliance and worked for Eugen Mittwoch and his Nachrichtenstelle für den Orient. In 1920, he founded the Deutsche Hochschule für Politik, a key liberal think tank of the Weimar Republic. Being a staunch Anti-Nazi, he emigrated to Britain in the 1930s. In 1932, he became international director of the newly founded New Commonwealth Society. In 1940, he migrated further to the United States where he became professor at Columbia University and founded the Columbia Middle East Institute in 1948. In the 1940s he headed the Middle Eastern Department of the British Ministry of Information, a close associate was Eugen Mittwoch. He is remembered to be an author and academic. He promoted the German-Turkish Alliance (1908-1914) and founded the German Turkish Association in 1912. He became professor of Turkish history at the University of Berlin in 1914. Ernst Jäckh was a member of the diplomatic service during World War I and with Friedrich Naumann, he organized the liberal movement in Germany (1902-1912). Jäckh emigrated to Britain s and held the position of international director of the New Commonwealth Institute until 1940 when he became Professor of Public Law and Government at Columbia University specializing in the politics of Germany the Balkans and the Middle East. He wrote books that include Albanian War, Der Austeigende Halbmonde, Background of the Middle East, Deutschland im Orient.[1]
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