Hey guys,
I was on Youtube listening to a bunch of Toby Mac's songs. His words, to me, seem good - harmless. I like his music so I typed in Toby Mac in google and this came up:
Toby Mac exposed! He sings Devil's music in Jesus' name!
I went to the site, had a read of what it had to say and it made sense. Yes, it's true, in the Bible it says not to conform to this world and so forth. But then I thought, 'But who wrote this article?' So I scrolled to bottom and found the link to the home page and found Jesus Is Saviour.com
I used to assume that anything that said 'I love Jesus' in it must be full of good and truth. But now I'm not so sure. To be honest, I think I've found a cult... or at least a group of religion extremists.
I found nothing but negative remarks made on that site. Oh, hang on, if you scroll all the way down to bottom it says, "God loves people" But the site has shown me nothing but hate. Let me briefly describe the site for you. (BTW it is targeted at an American audience)
It:
- It has war propaganda, trying to build the fear in men so that they join the army. It has a picture of an american soldier pointing a gun at a father and his son crying with terror. Underneath it says, "Is your family next?" It also builds on the fear of the 9/11 disaster.
- It has multiple articles on the evil of abortion (I personally believe abortion is wrong, but this site tells people you're going to hell for it!)
- "Satanism is the Vatican"/ "The Pope is the vicar of Hell" (who are we to judge? - we are certainly not God)
- Advertising for "The Antichrist Slideshow/ starring: The Popes of Rome/ and the Great Whore of Revelation chapter 17" (Just because there are catholic priests who rape and molest children, that doesn't mean the whole church does! - BTW I am not catholic)
- "Protest Gay Day" (God gave us free will. And even though being a homosexual is sin, God sent his only son JESUS to die for all of our sins. Which means, our debt has been payed and praise the Lord! - not condemn those whose time has already been done). They also have a link for "Homosexuals target children"
- "153,000 souls die everyday. Most go to hell." (wow... what happened to just acknowledging that a beautiful creation of God has passed, regardless of his beliefs??)
- "JUST SHUT UP AND GET ON THE ARK!" (I don't think I need to explain this one for you...)
- "ALL modern Bible conversions are corrupt!", "If you don't have a King James Bible then you don't have a Bible!", and the above (not to mention the various other statements made on the site, they are forcing their opinion onto you and if you don't agree then you are going to hell.)
I really can't continue with the list, ONE because I would never finish, and TWO because quite frankly I just find it disturbing that cults can now reach people and brainwash people through the internet. I am also deeply sad that there are so many people in the world who just want to judge and not love.
Anyway, have a look if you want, and make up your own mind. Cult or the truth?
I vote: CULT
On the 23rd of August 2009 I decided to give my life to God which has left me questioning my life. Where am I and where am I going? Which path am I on exactly? Am I really following in Jesus' footsteps? Since beginning a real relationship with God I have been much happier, but I have a lot of problems shoved under my bed. Painfully these problems are dragged out, but it's better than them still gathering dust.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Found an amazing site for people who NEED SUPORT!!
Hi,
I found a support network for people with all sorts of issues. There's support for:
- Addiction (of all sorts)
- Abuse (of all sorts)
- Disorders ( of all sorts)
- Diseases (of all sorts)
- Teen issues
- Rape
- Stress
- Back aches
and much more!!
The site gives you the opportunity to tell your story without being judged, criticized, or invalidated - because there is at least one other person on the site who has gone through a similar situation to yours. You can talk to others fro help, advice, or just for someone to listen to you. It is annonymous. No cops. No social workers. Nothing but support from people who love you without even knowing you - because love is a choice people make to not judge, be patient, and kind to others.
I hope that someone out there in the big wide world will come across this support site, weather it's through this post or by random. No matter how well we have grown up, there will always be something, and there will always be support.
Support Groups ONLINE!!
With much love and blessing,
Ness
I found a support network for people with all sorts of issues. There's support for:
- Addiction (of all sorts)
- Abuse (of all sorts)
- Disorders ( of all sorts)
- Diseases (of all sorts)
- Teen issues
- Rape
- Stress
- Back aches
and much more!!
The site gives you the opportunity to tell your story without being judged, criticized, or invalidated - because there is at least one other person on the site who has gone through a similar situation to yours. You can talk to others fro help, advice, or just for someone to listen to you. It is annonymous. No cops. No social workers. Nothing but support from people who love you without even knowing you - because love is a choice people make to not judge, be patient, and kind to others.
I hope that someone out there in the big wide world will come across this support site, weather it's through this post or by random. No matter how well we have grown up, there will always be something, and there will always be support.
Support Groups ONLINE!!
With much love and blessing,
Ness
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Aloo Tiki and Chickpeas
Okay, so I tried this recipe a while ago and it was so YUM! So I'm sharing it with you. I can't find the website I got it from. But there are heaps of different versions of it anyway, so you guys can look it up.
Underneath, I have also posted photos of the process.
The first time I made this, it was much redder and sweeter. I think that's because I used fresh tomatoes rather than canned tomatoes. So the quality of your ingredients is really important if you want a much stronger and sweeter taste.
Aloo Tikki – Ingredients:
1/4 kg potatoes boiled and grated
1/4 cup of boiled and mashed green peas
2 slices white bread toasted a bit and made into a coarse powder (bread crumbs)
2-3 green chillies finely chopped
1″ ginger grated
3 tbsps of chopped fresh coriander leaves finely chopped
salt to taste
1/4 tsp garam masala
1/4 tsp chaat masala (optional)
1 tsp roasted cumin pwd
1/2 tbsp lemon juice
ghee/oil for shallow frying
METHOD:
Boil potatoes and cool them before grating them.Add the rest of the ingredients except the ghee and mix well.Roll into lemon sized balls and flatten them and shape into cutlets or round burger shaped patties and flatten them a bit.
Heat 1 tbsp ghee on a griddle and add 3 to 4 tikkis at a time and let them cook on slow fire till a crisp golden color crust is formed on both the sides.Remove on absorbent paper and serve with chole & a squeeze of lemon.
1/4 cup of boiled and mashed green peas
2 slices white bread toasted a bit and made into a coarse powder (bread crumbs)
2-3 green chillies finely chopped
1″ ginger grated
3 tbsps of chopped fresh coriander leaves finely chopped
salt to taste
1/4 tsp garam masala
1/4 tsp chaat masala (optional)
1 tsp roasted cumin pwd
1/2 tbsp lemon juice
ghee/oil for shallow frying
METHOD:
Boil potatoes and cool them before grating them.Add the rest of the ingredients except the ghee and mix well.Roll into lemon sized balls and flatten them and shape into cutlets or round burger shaped patties and flatten them a bit.
Heat 1 tbsp ghee on a griddle and add 3 to 4 tikkis at a time and let them cook on slow fire till a crisp golden color crust is formed on both the sides.Remove on absorbent paper and serve with chole & a squeeze of lemon.
CHHOLE (Punjabi chickpeas) – Ingredients:
2 cans Garbanzo beans also called Chick Peas
2 large Onions, chopped finely
4 large Tomatoes, chopped finely OR 1 cup of canned tomatoes can be used instead
2 teaspoons Ginger paste
2 teaspoons Garlic paste
2 Bay leaves
1 Star anise
2″ long Cinnamon stick
2 to 3 teaspoons Cumin powder
1 teaspoon Garam masala
Salt to taste
1 teaspoon Sugar
2 to 3 tablespoons Oil
3 table spoons fresh mint leaves, chopped finely
1/4th cup cilantro or coriander leaves, chopped finely
2 cans Garbanzo beans also called Chick Peas
2 large Onions, chopped finely
4 large Tomatoes, chopped finely OR 1 cup of canned tomatoes can be used instead
2 teaspoons Ginger paste
2 teaspoons Garlic paste
2 Bay leaves
1 Star anise
2″ long Cinnamon stick
2 to 3 teaspoons Cumin powder
1 teaspoon Garam masala
Salt to taste
1 teaspoon Sugar
2 to 3 tablespoons Oil
3 table spoons fresh mint leaves, chopped finely
1/4th cup cilantro or coriander leaves, chopped finely
Heat the oil; add the bay leaves, star anise,
cinnamon stick and the ginger and garlic paste. Sauté for a few minutes till
light brown.
Add the onions and fry till brown. Add the
tomatoes and sauté till the oil starts to separate.
Add the cumin powder, garam masala salt, sugar and
mint leaves. Mix well.
Add the garbanzo beans. Add 1/2 cup of hot water
and cook for 5 to 8 minutes. Serve over Aloo tikkis with some finely chopped
red onion, cilantro leaves & a squeeze of lemon.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Chocolate Souffle - Results!
So I made the souffle this morning and I think it came out really well - considering it was my first try. My boyfriend helped me make it - which was really fun and nice of him to do. We had difficulty separating the whites from the yolks, but he got the the hang of it - I however did not... several accidents :P
On the whole, it was pretty simple and easy. I used 70% cocoa instead of 60% so it came out darker and a tad bitter - but tasty! And it came out a little bit more like a cake rather than light and fluffy - a really nice cake though. I even got it a little moist - YUM!
So yeh, next time I am going to try making a cheese souffle (maybe add some bacon bits).
On the whole, it was pretty simple and easy. I used 70% cocoa instead of 60% so it came out darker and a tad bitter - but tasty! And it came out a little bit more like a cake rather than light and fluffy - a really nice cake though. I even got it a little moist - YUM!
So yeh, next time I am going to try making a cheese souffle (maybe add some bacon bits).
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Chocolate Souffle
Tomorrow I am going to attempt baking a chocolate souffle. I spent a while looking for recipes, but I think I found one that will turn out light and fluffy - not heavy like pudding.
Here is the recipe I will be following and I will tell you how it goes.
Here is the recipe I will be following and I will tell you how it goes.
Easy Chocolate Soufflé Recipe – Ingredients
Serves 4
- 100g (3.5 oz) good quality dark chocolate (I used Lindt Excellence 50% Cocoa solids)
- 50g (1.75 oz) Golden Caster Sugar
- 4 Egg Whites
- 2 Egg Yolks
- Butter
- Single Cream, optional
Easy Chocolate Soufflé Recipe – Method
- Pre-heat your oven to 150 degrees c (300 degrees f), and rub the inside of 4 ramekins with butter. Set to one side.
- Place your chocolate in a heat proof bowl over a pot of heating water. This will allow your chocolate to melt without burning; stir it to help the process along.
- Whisk the egg whites in a bowl. If you’re using an electric whisk (as I did) then start off slowly, speeding up once the eggs start to thicken. Stop once the eggs form a glossy, thick mix which forms fairly stiff peaks (they do not wilt when you stop whisking).
- In a separate bowl, whisk the egg yolks together with the sugar until combined.
- By this time your chocolate should be melted; take it off the heat and drizzle slowly into your egg yolk mix, then stir in one spoon of your egg white.
- Add your egg whites spoon by spoon into your chocolate mix. Fold until combined but do not stir fast or over-stir – this will beat the air out of the mix.
- Spoon into your ramekins and smooth the edges with your thumb (this helps them rise evenly).
- Put the ramekins straight onto your shelf for 25 minutes. Don’t open while they’re cooking or they’ll collapse.
That’s it. I copied a Gordon Ramsey tip and cut a hole in the top with my spoon and poured in single cream to serve; I recommend you do the same.
School results!
I had to do a 'viva voce' for my individual project for drama. I am doing a Director's Folio on Eugene Ionesco's Rhinoceros. I got 4.5/5 (90%) - which is awesome! Just a shame that it is only worth 5% of my total HSC - but I am still happy. It is certainly better than getting zero!
I got 16/20 for my English listening task on Belonging - OMG hate English class...
I am doing Mathematics 2 unit. We just recently had a test on Geometrical Applications of Calculus. I got 97% (lost one mark) - which is awesome! HUGE shame that it doesn't go towards my HSC (directly). But it's good to know that I am doing well. Just hope that I'll get marks like that in my exams :s
I got 16/20 for my English listening task on Belonging - OMG hate English class...
I am doing Mathematics 2 unit. We just recently had a test on Geometrical Applications of Calculus. I got 97% (lost one mark) - which is awesome! HUGE shame that it doesn't go towards my HSC (directly). But it's good to know that I am doing well. Just hope that I'll get marks like that in my exams :s
I'll think of something witty eventually - Do You Know God's Will?
I'm a follower on his blog, so I had a read and found this interesting. Have a look yourself:
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