Kidsline Peekaboo Pals 6 Piece Crib Bedding Set

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  • Set includes quilt, crib 4- sided bumper, fitted crib sheet, dust ruffle, diaper stacker and valance
  • Beautifully appliquéd in multiple fabrics and textures
  • Practical, functional and soft to the hand
  • Kids Line quality- a bedding set that will preserve its colors and gentle softness wash after wash


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Bacati - Quilted Circles Lime/chocolate 4 piece Crib Set

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  • Includes bumper pad, Quilt/Play mat, reverse dots printed crib fitted sheet and stripes crib skirt.


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Your little one will love the very luxurious feel of the 100% cotton, 350 thread count fabrics and lofty poly fiberfill that make up this 4 piece Crib Set. The 4-piece set comes with a bumper pad, Quilt/Play mat, reverse dots printed crib fitted sheet and stripes crib skirt. Machine washable. This Baby Bedding coordinates with the other pieces in the Bacati Quilted Circles Lime/chocolate Crib Bed Set.



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Zutano Owls 4 Piece Crib Bedding Set, Pink

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  • 4 piece set includes: quilt, 4-piece bumper, crib sheet and crib skirt
  • 4 piece bumper conveniently accommodates convertible cribs.
  • Care Instructions: machine wash cold with like colors in gentle cycle, do not bleach, tumble dry low and iron on lowest setting as needed


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The Owl crib bedding collection features Zutano’s signature owls perched in a graphic tree surrounded by colorful daisies and framed in a fun circle print with a ric rac border. The quilt textures include orange velour, aqua faux suede, green corduroy and 2 shades of pink woven cotton layered over a brushed white twill.

Babies will love resting on a crib sheet full of playful owls surrounded by a swirly aqua print bumper with appliquéd owls trimmed in hot pink ric rac. This 4-piece bumper reverses to a pink circle print giving mom 2 distinct looks for her crib set and options to mix and match the pieces to offer varying looks.

The pink crib skirt is the finishing touch on this crib set with a wavy border finished off with embroidered circles and daisies.





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Bacati Quilted Circles White and Chocolate 4 Piece Crib Bedding Set

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The Bacati Quilted Circles White and Chocolate 4 Piece Crib Bedding Set comes with reversible crib quilt, reversible quilted bumper guard, crib skirt, and crib sheet. The baby Crib Quilt is soft, embroidered, and machine quilted. The baby crib quilt is 100 percent cotton and 35 inches by 45 inches in size. The baby comforter is pre-washed to give that heirloom look. The baby bumper guard is a matching reversible quilted bumper guard with chocolate stitching and cording. The crib skirt is made of stripe fabric with white/chocolate 100 percent cotton. The baby crib sheet has white dots on chocolate background, is 100 percent cotton, and machine washable.



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Celebrity Dads Give Push Presents; Get in on the Trend

Rich celebrities are accustomed to being gifted with expensive jewelry, and the trend extends to the day they give birth. Case in point: Pierce Brosnan gave wife Keely three gold and diamond bracelets when their son Paris was born. Ben Affleck presented wife Jennifer Garner with pricey purple jewelry after she delivered daughter Violet (which the unfussy and practical Mrs. Affleck reportedly made him return). Sarah Jessica Parker got a gorgeous charm bracelet from hubby Matthew Broderick when son James made his debut. Other celeb dads celebrate the arrival of their new babies by buying their wives and girlfriends expensive bling such as diamond rings, diamond earrings, pearl necklaces, pearl earrings, and jewelry made with their baby's birthstone.

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Up until a few years ago, these "push presents,"--so named because they're tokens of appreciation for labor--were news to me. All I got when I delivered my son was...my son. Not to say that I'm not immensely grateful; he's my pride and joy. But a nice pair of diamond studs or a pearl cocktail ring, say, to show me that my husband appreciated my months of hard pregnancy and hours of even harder labor would have been "ice" on the cake.

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What made the lack of gift worse was that many of my girlfriends got stunning jewelry from their thoughtful and grateful husbands. My favorites were a pearl bracelet, sapphire and diamond earrings, a diamond and yellow gold band, and a princess cut yellow diamond ring.

Poor dear, my husband didn't know it was done.

Apparently, he's not alone. In researching this article, I sent a query to all the guys on my e-mail list (whose wives can thank me later). In addition to wanting to know if they knew what a push present was, I also wanted know if they thought the idea was touching or silly. Did it put pressure on them? Was it just another damn thing they'd have to spend money on?

Naturally, the feedback I got was as varied as the guys on my e-mail list, which includes my boss, my trainer at the gym, my brother, my best friend's brother, my neighbors, my co-workers, and my dentist, to name a few.

First, for the sweet:
From Dave: "Yes, I gave my wife a gift. I didn't feel pressured. She deserved it and more."

From John: "I did buy my wife a charm bracelet after our daughter Lindsay was born. It had charms on it for both of our daughters."

From Taylor: "Yes, I bought my wife gifts both times in addition to flowers. The first time was a cultured pearl necklace (like she needs more jewelry). The last was a Kate Spade diaper bag."

From Wayne, father of four: "Maybe for one or two, certainly not all four." [I certainly remember: Wayne's wife, my friend Sandy, was the recipient of the highly coveted and aforementioned sapphire and diamond earrings.]

From Howie: "Considering my wife had a C-section with both girls, is there a cut present?" [Actually, there is, and it's called a 'cut your guts out' present. My friend's daughter Nicole got a sterling silver bracelet from her husband for her efforts].
"I gave my wife a birthstone for each girl, but forget the 'push present' idea. Those nine months are the easy part. It's for the 18 years afterwards that you have to give your wife the gifts! Honestly, those two girls can scream!"

Dennis: "Funny, before my wife was pregnant I never head of a push present. My buddy and his wife had a baby four months before us and his wife was sure to tell my wife about this gift thing. It's not that I wouldn't have gotten my wife and mother of my son a great gift, but it was put into the realm of 'did your husband get you a diamond bracelet?' type thing. It goes to show that keeping up with the Joneses makes some folks do things they might not otherwise do." [OK, maybe this answer doesn't technically fall under the sweet category as it's got some ambivalence tossed in.]

"Not sure spending thousands on a gift is the best thing for the new family. Was this gift idea created by the diamond companies? So, yes, I did get my wife a gift. Before I'd even heard of a push present, I had my son's birthstone set in a ring and necklace."

From Paul: "I gave her a day at the spa."

From Derek, "I gave her a Tiffany ring because it was a nice thing to do, I'd heard, and because she deserves it."

Now, for the incensed:

From Ben: "No, I didn't get my wife a push gift. The only thing on my mind was making sure all the important stuff was taken care of. To add something so stupid on top of this earth-shattering event is ridiculous. The special gift is the gift of life and the creation of a human being. Now when I look back at those times I wouldn't' even recall the insignificant gift. Sounds like some baloney cooked up by a jewelers' association."

From Steve: "I agreed to fund the kids for 22 years each. That was my gift."

Peter L: "Not a big fan of the push present. A woman gives birth to a child and now she expects a gift??? While I have absolutely no idea what it's like to be pregnant, I don't know of any woman who has regretted it. The whole expensive jewelry thing doesn't sit well with me. That's what birthdays and anniversaries are for." [Thank God I didn't marry Peter, not that he asked.]

From Dave H: When Meryl was born I gave my wife a new bike chain for her road bike ( value) and installed it for her (free of charge.) It was the least I could do, since I had taken the chains off of all of her bikes around the end of month seven when she refused to give up riding. She promptly began riding two weeks after popping out our kid and since she was lighter than what she was used to, she could climb hills faster than I could. The good news is that she's now four months pregnant and she's slowing down more and more by the day, which enables me to seem faster."

And last but not least, the clueless:

Peter C: "Can't remember but I'm sure I gave something."

Matt: "Oops, was I supposed to give something? Why doesn't anybody let us know these things?

Jim: "Color me thoughtless. It never occurred to me."

John S: "I must be a bad husband. Three kids in four years and I didn't get Kim a gift for any of them!"

What's a guy to do?

Whether you agree with the sweethearts, the cads, or whether you're one of the clueless, consider yourself duly informed, and remember that nine months of pregnancy topped off by excruciatingly painful labor (not to mention sore nipples) is no picnic. It's always nice to be appreciated, especially when you're a new mom, and your hormones are screaming what the heck have I done??? I used to be a sexy, carefree vixen, for Pete's sake!!!
What's more, the jewelry you give your child's mother can be passed down to that child when he or she marries or turns 21, say. Best of all, you don't have to spend thousands. Many quality jewelry pieces are just as affordable as they are sentimental.

To help you get started, here are my favorite push presents:

o Pearl studs: Timeless and elegant, pearl studs go perfectly with bathrobes and spit-up. Plus, high quality freshwater cultured pearl studs cost as little as or a pair.

o Diamond studs: A little pricier than pearl earrings, sure, but diamond studs are a jewelry staple. That means your efforts won't be in vain; these sparklers will get a ton of use. And you can have a nice pair for well under 0.

o Birthstone ring: Lots of options and price ranges here depending on the stone and the setting. (Leave out diamond accents and you probably won't break the bank.) Remember, an elegant ring can be handed down to your little one; so make sure you get something of good quality that won't tarnish.

o Nantucket Basket: A gorgeous gold basket pendant necklace that holds the birthstones of your children, the Nantucket Basket necklace is meant to be added to with subsequent births. You might find the necklace pricey, but once you buy the pendant all you have to do is add the birthstones for each subsequent child. (Push present out of the way forever.)

o Mother and child pendant: The sterling silver version of this sweet circle pendant can be had for less than .

o Charm bracelet: The sky's the limit here, but the initial investment shouldn't be too bad. Like the Nantucket basket, this piece can be added to on special occasions. Charms are priced all over the place; it's up to you what to spend. Baby birthstone booties are a favorite charm of new moms, though.

o Pearl strand: Traditional and classic, a pearl necklace is a gorgeous choice. If you have a baby girl, she can wear it in the future on her wedding day as her something borrowed and as a reminder of how much her mother means to you. If price is an issue, akoyas and freshwater cultured pearl strands are the way to go. Save the Tahitians and South Sea pearls for when your stock splits or your patent gets approved. You get the point.

Go Shopping!

Okay, future fathers, now that you know about push presents, there is no excuse not to get your children's mother a little (or big) token of your appreciation. And, no, you don't have to be rich and famous like Matt Damon or Michael Douglas, or blow future college savings. There are lots of affordable gift options that don't cost a bundle. Do a little research on the Internet and you can find unique and meaningful jewelry that fits your budget. (Just make sure to have it gift wrapped. We hate when you forget that.) And don't worry too much that we won't like it. It truly is the thought that counts. Not so sure? I'll let you in on a little secret: If you really want a foolproof way to be a hero in your wife's eyes, change a diaper once in a while!

See pearl jewelry push present ideas here.

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Fireworks - Types of Fireworks

There are tons of different types of fireworks that can be seen across the world. Different cultures have different types of displays, but there are a few generalized categories that most types of pyrotechnics fall into. They vary greatly depending on how the stars are positioned and the number and type of stars that are used. Here, we'll take a look at some of the different categories.

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Some of the more common forms of fireworks include peonies, chrysanthemums, and dahlias (named after flowers). They differ from each other in terms of the number of stars (points of light that spread out from the centre) and the stars' size. For example, the peony has a middling number of stars that burn with no tail effect, while the chrysanthemum leaves a visible trail from each star. The dahlia has a lesser number of larger stars. Willows are also similar to chrysanthemums but have stars that burn for long periods of time, creating an effect that looks like a weeping willow.

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A palm is a type of shell that has a relatively smaller number of comet-like stars so that it bursts with multiple tendrils, creating an effect that looks like a palm tree. Palms also have a visible burning trail as they rise. A ring shell has the stars arranged in a certain way so that they launch out to create a circle, and there are variations on this that allow one to make hearts and clovers. A diadem is a type of shell similar to a peony except that it has a central cluster of stars that do not spread out, creating a contrasting colour effect. The crossette is a fireworks shell that contains multiple larger stars which spread out and then break into smaller stars, crossing over each other in their paths.

The spider is a high-impact shell that sends stars out very fast, yet they burn up quickly, creating a series of radial straight lines. The horsetail is a type of fireworks shell that goes a small distance and then fall, and is also known as a waterfall shell. Time rain shells are larger stars that burn more slowly, leaving a trail of sparks. Fish shells contain lots of stars that make unpredictable swimming patterns as they move away from the centre. There are many other types of pyrotechnic devices, but these are some of the more common and popular.

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  • 10 piece set: quilt, bumper, sheet and dust ruffle, blanket, diaper stacker, wall hanging (3), valance
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  • Machine washable, gentle warm cycle, tumble dry low


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Gender neutral 10 pc set; soft beige ground with blue , mocha, chocolate, green, yellow and toasted orange come together in a very sweet print of circles and dots. The comforter, which measures 37" x 47", reverses to a broad soft green stripe, which is alo used in the tailored 13" drop dustruffle. The bumper, in 4 separate sections, is green stripe inside reversing to the circle dot print and bound in chocolate solid. The sheet is a random medium size dot in shades of mocha, green and yellow. It has elastic on all four corners and 7" pockets. The diaperstacker, with an overall measurement of 22" has a green stripe yoke and circle dot body. It holds 36 diapers and includes a hanger. The blanket is a soft yellow fleece with a 1 1/2" green stripe binding all around. The valance has a drop of 18" including green stripe tabs and is defined by a 1" chocolate trim at the top of the circle dot print. Buy two for added fullness to your windows!! The set of 3 wallhangings, 11" squares, shows different circles and dots screen printed with a 3/4" trim of the coordinate green stripe. An extra set of these will make a great statement on the nursery walls.





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Is the Philosophy of Modern Science - Unscientific?

The best place to begin an examination of modern scientific philosophical flaws is in its very own definition. What science has become is far removed from its original definition.

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In the beginning, it was easier to trust the conclusions of science when it defined itself as the empirical study of all things, based on repeatable, observable phenomena and careful record keeping of the results. Today's science is rife with wild speculation, overworked theory, and just plain authoritarian guesswork. If a scientist said it, it has to be true, but is that true?

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There are plenty of reasons that science is never questioned and not the least of these is because most scientific disciplines don't want a hint of possible error being attached to them. Like all areas of modern life, accountability to the creator, God, must never be openly acknowledged. Religion is a highly doubtful area of substandard sources and subtexts, in the eyes of many scientists, who think it is largely for those who are squeamish and the fearful who haven't got any savvy, cool or real brains to start with.

The wherewithal to account for the huge amount of loan money needed to pursue a higher education, limits the willingness to question. Who would dare to admit that they are paying for a farce at about 50k or more per year on average? With fees like that, how could the curriculum possibly be wrong?

Other reasons are peer pressure, as in, what student wants to be laughed out of class for questioning the instructors. Party time pressure, as in, what student would chance missing the drinking and carousing by getting lousy grades and risking failure and dismissal?

A much lesser known reason is for the spiritually mature alone, and it has to do with a failure on Satan's part to prep an entire generation in secularism, to lead them to receive the world's last dictator known as, the antichrist. Sadly, according to scripture, he does not fail in that effort. (Rev 13: 7)

The kinds of science that are open to endless speculation are assuming that discovery and research will uncover proof for their assertions, but that is all too much just like the claims of religion, which they, (scientists) so obviously despise.

It is known as 'prior philosophic postulation' and while it is a term I am forced to use more than I like, it is without doubt exactly what is going on in the best schools and universities of the day. It is science that disregards the limitations of its own stated definition and thus, is not science at all. It is religion but without a deity, unless man is the deity, or more accurately, the imagination of man. It is something the Apostle Paul saw coming over twenty centuries past and warned about.

Paul said, "Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ" (2 Cor 10: 5)

Leaving God out of academia actually limits the possibilities of many young minds to discover and grow. Examples of scientific disciplines that have reached a plateau and remained stunted would start with modern psychiatry.

Secular psychiatry sees man as a body and a mind. The scriptures declare that man is actually a body, mind and a spirit. The denial of mans spiritual nature is apparent in the kinds of treatment that is available through modern psychology. The best that is offered is rehabilitation or treatment with drugs. Only the Christian psychologist understands that man's spiritual nature needs to be addressed.

Flying past the simplest teaching of scripture, "The spirit of a man can endure his sickness, But as for a broken spirit who can bear it?" (Pr 18: 14 NAS,) rehab and drugs are all that is left.

Not showing man the path to God is as silly as not showing a drowning man how to get to the shore, but it is the Christians who are thought to be in la-la land?

Modern psychiatry purports that you can pretty much solve all of your problems by talking them out. Since the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) which is an agency of the U.N. has recently declared that 4.1 billion people globally are using cell phones, we must be the most psychologically healthy generation in history. The reporting of psychiatry organizations worldwide would beg to differ with that assumption. In fact, there are more people under some kind of therapy today than at any other time in world history. In the U.S alone more than 1.25 out of five is under treatment.

The general consensus from high school to graduate classes, is that the world was held in ignorance by the church until the age of enlightenment after which it boomed into its present state of self acquired knowledge and advancement on almost every level. Since biblical faith in accordance with the Bible was not released until after the reformation, that means that true biblical theology had no part whatsoever in holding man back from the enlightenment. That is a historical fact, like so many other facts, that are never revealed much less discussed among the classical academicians of today.

Some of the greatest scientists of the modern era have been Christians, and it was not until biblical principles regarding social conditions throughout the world, were applied, that slavery, women's status, child labor practices and elements of modern jurisprudence were advanced.

In fact as scientific knowledge advances now at breakneck speed, some new discoveries are proving that science may have been lagging behind and is just now catching up to the bible. A few examples of science's catch ups are worth looking at briefly, as a précis.

The emerging science of quantum mechanics seems to be indicating that it is possible for certain subatomic particles to exist in two different places at the same time. Isn't it rare that for centuries anyone who espoused the biblical teaching of the omnipresence of the living God was considered a bit light in the head? Why don't we say that to the QM scientists in our classrooms, or those who have published scholarly papers and journals? I know I do not need to answer my own question.

We now have growing numbers of highly educated people, scientist included, that believe we are visited regularly by 'extraterrestrial intelligences' in what is commonly known as UFOs. Whether they are the same, or not, why have the empiricists failed to discern the parallels between the belief and occasional sightings of 'extra-celestial intelligences' more commonly called angels. Since all the attributes of one seem to be present in the other, why hasn't science seen that one theorem floats just about as well as the other?

Both have the ability to transmogrify (change size and shape at will,) travel above supersonic speeds and change direction or move off at right angles without slowing down, which would destroy anything considered to be part of the physical universe. That fact alone being why the Air Force's Blue Book report intimated that the UFOs sighted may have been more metaphysical, (spirits) rather than physical.

When the more than thirty people in Brussels Belgium stood gazing at a football sized triangular object and it suddenly shrunk into the size of about a basketball and swooshed back up into the sky, didn't anyone have the slightest inkling that it could be metaphysical, are the only good scientific minds in our world part of the U.S. Air Force? When was the last time any legitimate scientist tried to explain the shrinking of a 420ft long (counting the end zones) object to the size of a basketball, and yet today's moderns would probably believe any explanation put forth from within the scientific community. Seem a bit biased?

Hasn't anyone noticed that even those who claim to have been abducted by UFOs, and are missing time in their experience, cannot seem to piece any of the missing time together until they are hypnotized. Oddly when they are recounting the events within the missing time period they begin speaking in a very different voice from their own. Their voices change becoming monotonic and deep. This kind of voice change is more often associated with those who are speaking under demon possession. Are they saying only what they are supposed to say, exactly what a modern world wants to hear. Should I mention that not all of the angels the Bible says are present in the world are under the authority of the Lord, Satan has his own minions as well.

In special cases where previously unknown knowledge is revealed as in the Barney and Betty Hill case in Exeter, New Hampshire, the UFO devotee is left with what seems like immutable proof of a visit because new knowledge was introduced. What an entrance, using knowledge to convince a knowledge worshipping pre-disposed bunch of ready made believers to buy the story. It is here I might say that not only do secularists not believe in a literal satanic ruler of the present world, but they have no idea that he is himself, a celestial creature, whose origins are not of the planet earth. But of course, that not being allowed, it might not occur to anyone that he also has knowledge we cannot even imagine and may introduce it at will.

Leaving the celestial, we can see that knowledge of what is 'out there' may seem just a bit pompous for a world that just a few centuries ago was afraid of traversing the oceans blue in any one direction for too long. Both the church (Catholic) and the scientists of the ancient world thought the earth was flat and travelers' would simply fall off the edge if they went too far.

Both the church and the scientist had to catch up to the Bible. In his book of prophecy written some 700 years before Christ, the Prophet Isaiah indicated that the earth was indeed round. "It is he that sitteth upon the circle of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as grasshoppers; that stretcheth out the heavens as a curtain, and spreadeth them out as a tent to dwell in." (Isa 40: 22)

Playing catch up to the Bible goes way back before the prophets. In Genesis, a book that is now over 5,000 years old, a statement was made that only today can be fully understood. Evolutionists have insisted that special selection and mutations have caused different species to emerge.

But the record, which is now much clearer, having been under scrutiny for more than a generation has proven that all mutations are regressive and always cause the end of a species. There has not been time enough since the inception of Darwinism to prove the rest of the theory. But experiments with fruit flies and other rapidly reproducing species have concluded beyond doubt that only intra species evolution is possible. Inter species evolution is the golden pipe dream for those who are well indoctrinated. What does all this mean?

In all its glaring simplicity you can breed all the chickens in the world with each other until the world comes to an end. You may produce hundreds or thousands of new kinds of chickens but you will never see the hen producing a puppy or a snake as its offspring. From the beginning the Bible has made that clear, but science hears only its own voice, at least until now. In the first chapter of Genesis the fact that each species will only produce more of the same species is stated clearly, and no statement or discovery of science has been able to change that for over sixty centuries.

Perhaps one of the most amazing discoveries in a new believers lifetime is coming into the knowledge that heaven or the hereafter is not, after all, some inter or other dimensional existence that no one has ever seen or can explain. From winged humans on puffy white clouds to grand ethereal cogitations of the imagination, heaven has been open ground for speculation and some pretty fancy guesswork. Such unlearned nonsense makes trying for heaven about as interesting as exploring a cave in the Andes. The rarity of spelunkers willing to do that is evidence that not many are willing to risk a thing to make that discovery a reality in their own lives.

In America millions enjoy going down into the Carlsbad or Luray Caverns to see the wonders of both these deep caves. They have already been explored, and access to them has been made for all. Christ has entered into that dark cave we call death, returned and promises us that it is now accessible to us all, but he goes on to describe it in detail. He has not only been put in charge of it, but makes promises that he is preparing a place (mansions) in it for all who will one day abide there. (Rev 21: 1f)

Rather than being an inter-dimensional labyrinth, it turns out to be a physical and very real place with unending space, beauty and endless fellowship with millions of others who will reside there for eternity. It has streets, beautiful mansions and special sites, and, we will be there with glorified bodies, our own bodies, regenerated, by the God who created them in the first place.

Science can only imagine our future, it may offer speculation about where and what it will be but God promises us a future and describes it in full detail. Science says it may be this or that, but God says exactly what it is, and promises that it will never change.

Modern science has stepped outside of its own limitations and somehow made itself greater than God. For discerning minds, searching spirits and those whose thinking has not been captured in the wave of today, God's promise provides a more sure foundation than the faulty broad speculations of science, clearly biased by the weak and prideful imagination of man.

Little wonder that the learned Apostle Paul, inspired of the Holy Spirit, penned these incredible words. "Because the foolishness of God is wiser than men; and the weakness of God is stronger than men. For ye see your calling, brethren, how that not many wise men after the flesh, not many mighty, not many noble, are called: But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty." (1Cor 1: 25-27)

Is the Philosophy of Modern Science - Unscientific?
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