In 2003, Jamie Johnson, the son of billionaires and one of the heirs to the Johnson & Johnson fortune, produced a documentary about what it was like to grow up in the United States as a child of billionaires, where one has so much inherited wealth, that you never have to work, and how one can find meaning in life since money can't buy everything. The name of the film is "Born Rich", and Johnson interviewed other children of billionaires, including Ivanka Trump. While this is an interesting documentary, it is what "Born Rich" did for Jamie Johnson that led to his second documentary published in 2006 titled "The One Percent", that is far more interesting. "The One Percent" documentary is very critical of the rich, from an insider perspective by the great grandson of Robert Wood Johnson I, co-founder of Johnson and Johnson. Because Jamie Johnson was an insider into the world of the Globalists, and because he had decided to become a filmmake
More Evidence of Archaeology, Science, and History Backing Up the Bible (100 Sections) It looks like a hoped-for sequel or "Volume 2" follow-up of my A sequel for my book, The Word Set in Stone is not in the cards, but (good news!), folks can read for free the material that would have made up the second volume.
Atheist and anti-theist Bob Seidensticker runs the influential Cross Examined blog. I have critiqued 80 of his posts, but he hasn't counter-replied to any I provide answers to atheist anti-theist Bob Seidensticker's "2-Minute" anti-Christian arguments: neatly compiled into fifty two-page provocative, polemical queries.
Over the last several weeks I have been thinking about the word promises. There have been more times than I would like to admit people have made promises to me