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Searching for Strangeness
If we had a Latin motto, it would be: concordia cum veritate - but we don't.
Our "down home" motto is:
Don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things.

"It is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey his will, to be grateful for his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection and favors."

-- George Washington (Thanksgiving Proclamation, 3 October 1789)

(Here find some other interesting statements from famous Americans.)

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Election Special: Campaign 2008
We will probably have to make fun of some candidates this year.
See it here if you care or dare!

Win Big: at church!

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Door No. 4
Mail: Love & Hate

Door No. 5
Goodies from Members

Door No. 6
Reruns:
Play it again, Kent

Door No. 7
(surely the number is significant)
Eschatology Patio

Door No. 8
Environmentalism
Watermelon
(green on the outside, but red on the inside)

New-ish Things
here at the
Clubhouse:

A bit late, but Summer News and Comment is here!

We have been studying "Politics and Religion" in our Sunday School class at Highview Christian Church. You are invited to have a look at what we are doing.

At the
Environmentalism Watermelon: The earth is COOLING.

Five Lessons On Global Warming
by Wallace Wartick

The Clubhouse has a new room: check out the "Win Big: at Church" area.

Liberation Theology - it's in the political news lately, but it's not all that new. If you want the details on what it is and where it came from, George Stewart has provided us an article here.

Kent's blog: items too short for a column, but too long for News Tidbits. Find 'em here!

Baptism: the way it was really meant to be done!
(click here to watch the video)

George C. Stewart, decorator of the Eschatology Patio, has several publications available. See them here!

Paul Johnson on religion in America.
(Read the brief excerpt.)

RESTORATION FORUM
some of us meet here to talk. Join us.

Some Current Clubhouse Features:

Search the Clubhouse
Use this link to do a search of the CRA website, including The Clubhouse. There is a LOT of stuff here, some of it probably hard to find. This will help!

The John William Pope Center for Higher Education
Being a campus minister, I like to keep up with the state of universities across the country. There is no better source for this than the Pope Center. While they focus on North Carolina, their research is applicable generally. Kent's brother Ken B. True highly recommends this organization for the truth about higher education.

Rim shots
favorite funnies (send yours!)

Try the Connections page
among the things you will find here are blogs from some Clubhouse friends. Be sure to check these periodically for updates.

Lots of Goodies from Outside the Clubhouse that should be connected to the Clubhouse - and here they are!

Francis Wayland Institute
This old Baptist preacher was light years ahead of today's, idiotic, welfare-state socialist "evangelicals." Also, read another article about Wayland here where the author states, "One can hold to the absolute authority of scripture and be a strong advocate of liberty and the free market. Conservative Christianity and laissez-faire economics are not incompatible."

And now, on a less wholesome note:

Click the picture above for a funny little story . . .

New material was last added to the Clubhouse on August 16, 2008.

Why It's Here

The Clubhouse is an addendum to the "Strangeness of the Month" club column published monthly in The Restoration Herald. Sometimes (O.K. - always) there is just too much strangeness, or too much to say about those strange things, to fit it all onto our monthly printed page. That's where the Clubhouse comes into the picture. Here you can find all those extras that we just can't find the space for each month.

Testimonials

Someone (and he probably would not want his identity revealed) said:

"I'm a long-standing fan of Kent B. True and in agreement with the endeavor to find and expose strangeness wherever it is located."

Whether that describes you or not, you are welcome to help search for strangeness. If you locate possible strangeness, send email to Kent - he needs all the help he can get!

How to Complain

And, as always, you may complain if you must to Kent B. True (who, some allege, is really one Harold N. Orndorff, Jr.) at hnoii@hotmail.com.

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