‘Alas! Poor Yorick!”
One of the most famous scenes in Shakespeare takes place in a graveyard. The grave-digger informs the young prince, Hamlet, that the skull belongs to the court jester, Yorick, ‘who was wont to set the table on a roar’. Hamlet, holding the skull in his hand, reflects on the transitory nature of life. The beloved Yorick is no more. Hamlet’s noble father, the king of Denmark is dead – murdered by his own brother. Hamlet’s father is now a tormented ghost seeking to be avenged. Even ‘Great Alexander’ is now ‘dust’. I wonder what the great poet would make of…
CONTINUING AS PLANNED
This article was submitted by Kelleigh Nelson on behalf of J.W Bryan. As usual we urge you to do your own research, to be like the Bereans in Acts 17:11. I feel my duty, as an apparently half evolved monkey, is to bring some of the ever increasing tide of warnings to the attention of my readers. Be sure to view the links to articles by Kelleigh Nelson, and Devvy Kidd, which are very well researched and offer many links for you to increase your knowledge. Both these writers are highly respected in their own spheres of investigative journalism. Gibber!…
GENESIS
Thank you to Bill Koenig, Koenig’s Eye view, (subscribe link at bottom) for publishing this article on the importance of the book of Genesis. This matter is very close to my heart, as I struggle with my apparent “evolution” – the struggle being why do I have only a partial download of humanity? It just doesn’t add up. Surely confusion about your origins is at the very root of all your human troubles, I seem not to be my keeper’s brother after all? Gibber! Gibber! Chugley Apostasy in the Church The Importance (and Controversy) of Genesis By Jim Fletcher I…
THE BIBLE STAYS THE SAME
My readers will be encouraged by this classic composition from Buddy Davis. I know you all urgently need some real hope, this song encapsulates where the real hope of this world lies. Gibber! Gibber! Chugley PS: Check out my new shop, a purchase supports our work, strengthens your faith, and helps the work of our suppliers. Good business Chimp style. Stay tuned, more products are on the way. Chugley Go to: chugley.blog/store/
ROTTEN APPLE
How the apple has rotted! Thank you to Creation Ministries for another hard hitting educational article explaining how we have fallen so far in our thinking. Such articles come free of charge on request, when you subscribe to Creation Magazine. Only $32 for a year, 4 issues. https://austore.creation.com/subscribe-creation-magazine You know it makes sense! Gibber! Gibber! Chugley The inhuman nature of secular humanism Its harmful effects on church and culture by Gavin Cox, Andrew Sibley Published: 24 June 2021 (GMT+10) Renaissance Humanism developed in Europe as an enterprise within Christian academia to understand the classical world from the original languages. Christian academics believed this…
BAT SOUP ANYONE?
Perhaps it was William Shakespeare who helped give the bat a sinister connotation when he wrote: BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (from Macbeth) Double, double toil and trouble;Fire burn and caldron bubble.Fillet of a fenny snake,In the caldron boil and bake;Eye of newt and toe of frog,Wool of bat and tongue of dog, Lately of course the Wuhan lab has finished the demolition of the reputation of this wonderful creature, never meant to be made into soup. When you take out a subscription to Creation Magazine you too can subscribe to their daily InfoBytes, at no extra charge, and receive such interesting articles. The…
