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Issue Date: 11/29/03

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Never a Debtor Be

"nearly one-half of the U.S. Treasury debt is held by foreigners.  The
Bank of Japan alone owns $440 billion of Treasury securities, the Bank of
China some $122 billion.  Other Asian governments hold $166 billion. 
They have become major creditors because U.S. trade deficits, which are a
direct consequence of the super stimulation, now exceed $500 billion a year
..."

On The Net: Saving the Dollar from Destruction by Hans F. Sennholz
2003
http://www.mises.org/fullarticle.asp?control=1357&id=61

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Dalai Lama's Visits JPII

John Paul II received the Dalai Lama, leader of Tibetan Buddhism this week.
Tenzing Gyatso, the Dalai Lama, said: "I expressed my admiration to John
Paul II for what he has done for peace and religious harmony in the world."
The Buddhist leader has often praised the Pope's ecumenical efforts.

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Anglican Severes Episcopal Church Ties

The world's third-largest Anglican Church, the 8 million-member Anglican
Church in Uganda, has formally cut ties with the U.S.-based Episcopal Church
over the consecration the openly gay Bishop V. Gene Robinson.  Bishops
stated that "any same-sex relationship is a disorder of God's creation."
This move had the Ugandan church allying with the Anglican bishops of Nigeria,
the world's second-largest Anglican province, -- who On Nov. 15, voted to
formally cut ties "with all the bishops and dioceses in (the Episcopal Church)
that have joined in this divisive and unscriptural act." The very large Anglican
"Global South" has not seperated but said they will not recognize Robinson
as a Bishop.

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Anglicans & Freemasons

ACNS recently published an article titled "Freemasons and the Anglican Church"
regarding a statement made by the Anglican Media Sydney and the Diocese of
Canberra and Goulburn.

The ACNS piece reads in part: 'Sydney Anglicans have sent a clear message
to Freemasons across the state: your beliefs are "contrary to biblical
Christianity." The strongly worded statement is part of a motion passed by
Synod that describes the belief system as 'fundamentally and irreconcilably
incompatible' with the Christian faith. The motion calls on Christians who
belong to a Masonic Lodge to resign their membership, as a demonstration
of their commitment to Jesus Christ.' The motion also encourages ministers
to not participate in or allow church buildings to be used for services that
encourage Freemasonry.

The Rt Revd George Browning, Bishop of the Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn,
blasted the originator of the motion Rev Bill Winthrop of Lithgow stating
the resolution is not binding on Anglicans and is

based only on Lithgow's own perception of what Freemasonry represents. Browning
encouraged Anglicans to "meet Freemasons with respect and a listening ear,
and for Anglican Freemasons to be alert to possible issues that may be a
cause of conflict for them in living out their Christian faith."

On The Net: Church of God member, brother, and dear friend, Steve Bruns has
posted the Jack Elliot article from the Radio Church of God (1961) titled
"The Truth about Masonry" in PDF format at:
Bulletin-Date="Sat, 29-Nov-03 08:18:54">http://steve.bruns.com/Masonry.pdf

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Anglican Antics

417 Anglican lay persons and Anglican clergy delegates have elected a third
woman bishop in the Anglican Church of Canada. ACNS reported: "The diocese
of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island has elected a well-known priest and
social justice advocate as its suffragan, or assistant, bishop. Susan Moxley
is the diocese's first female bishop and only the third woman ever to be
elected to Canada's house of 42 active bishops."

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Historic Happenings

November 23

1165 - Pope Alexander III returns from exile to Rome

1584 - English parliament expells the Jesuits

1654 - French mathematician Blaise Pascal, 31, underwent a profound
religious conversion. He thereupon abandoned his study of science, having
realized that "the Christian religion obliges us
to live only for God, and to have no other aim than him."

1742 - English revivalist George Whitefield wrote in a letter:
'Two things I would earnestly recommend to your
constant study: the book of God, and your own heart. These two, well understood,
will make you an able minister of the New Testament.'

1906 - Joseph Smith, leader of the Mormon Church, convicted of polygamy

1939 - Nazi Gov of Poland Hans Frank requires Jews to wear a blue star

1964 - Vatican abolishes Latin as official language of Roman Catholic liturgy
(Deo gratias)

1970 - Pope Paul VI issued a decree barring cardinals over the age of 80
from voting for a new pope.

1971 - China People's Republic seated in UN Security Council

1998 - The Georgia state Supreme Court invalidated Georgia’s anti-sodomy
law.

2001 - In Britain PM Blair endorsed British adoption of the Euro.

November 24

0166 -BC- Origin of Era of Maccabees

0496 - Anastasius II begins his reign as Catholic Pope

0642 - Theodore I begins his reign as Catholic Pope

1105 - Rabbi Nathan ben Yehiel of Rome completes Talmudic dictionary

1572 - John Knox, Scottish preacher, dies at 67

1674 - Franciscus van Enden, Flemish Jesuit/'free thinker', executed at 72

1703 - In Philadelphia, German-born pastor and hymnwriter Justus Falckner,
31, became the first Lutheran clergyman to be ordained in America.

1759 - Destructive eruption of Vesuvius on the city of Pompei. Pompei was
like unto Sodom with its sexual immorality and idolatry. America seems, to
some, to be following in the same steps.

1838 - Canadian Sulpician missionary Franois Blanchet, 43, first arrived
in the Oregon Territory. A native of Quebec, he spent 45 years planting churches
in the American Northwest, and is remembered today as the "Apostle of Oregon."

1859 - Charles Darwin publishes "On the Origin of Species"

1880 - In Montgomery, AL, more than 150 delegates from Baptist churches in
11 states met to form the Baptist Foreign Missions Convention of the United
States. Liberian missionary William W. Colley was chief organizer, and the
Rev. William H. McAlpine was elected the first president.

1963 - 1st live murder on TV-Jack Ruby shoots Lee Harvey Oswald

1996 - In Argentina evangelist Sun Myung Moon began a new Spanish newspaper
for all of Latin America with the assistance of former US president George
H Bush. Bush was reportedly paid $100,000. They then traveled to Uruguay
to inaugurate a seminary to train 4,200 Japanese women to spread the word
of his Church across Latin America.

1999 - It was reported that US married couples with children comprised 26%
of the population as opposed to 45% in 1972.

1999 - Mexico and the EU agreed on terms for a free trade treaty.

November 25

2348 BC - According to Archbishop James Ussher's Old Testament chronology,
the Great Deluge ("Noah's Flood") began on this date.

1357 - Charles IV issues letter of protection of Jews of Strasbourg Alsace

1766 - Pope Clement XIII warns On the dangers of 'anti-Christian' writings

1864 - British Jewish statesman Benjamin Disraeli declared in a
speech: 'Man is a being born to believe, and if
no church comes forward with all the title deeds of truth, he will find altars
and idols in his own heart and his own imagination.'

1936 - The Anti-Comintern Pact, an agreement between Japan and Germany to
collaborate in opposition to the spread of Communism, was signed.

1974 - U Thant UN Secretary-General (1961-72)Burmese diplomat, died; he became
U.N. Secretary-General after the death of Dag Hammarskjold in 1961 and held
the post until 1971.

1986 - John Poindexter resigned as U.S. national security adviser and Lt-Col
Oliver North was dismissed from the National Security Council after the
Iran-Contra scandal broke.

2001 - Scientists at Advanced Cell Technology in Worcester, Mass., said they
created the world’s 1st cloned human embryo

November 26

0399 - Siricius ends his reign as Catholic Pope

0579 - Pelagius II begins his reign as Catholic Pope

1539 - In England, the monastery at the Fountains Abbey was surrendered to
the crown. It was the richest of the Cistercian houses, prior to the time
of the Dissolution of all monasteries in England, under the reign of Henry
VIII.

1775 - The American Navy began using chaplains within its regular service.

1940 - Nazis force 500,000 Warsaw Jews to live in walled ghetto

1995 - Ireland votes (50.3%) to end 58 year ban on divorce

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