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Perhaps in each of the movie scenes I posted the chord struck was only somewhat emotional, more contemplative which has some emotional aspect. The Godfather scene stirred this sense of hypocrisy in that we can put on this outward air of the sacred which belies our true nature. The "In Cold...

Sideways - describing Pinot/himself

In Cold Blood - though the rain reflected on Blake was an "accident"

Godfather - Baptism scene

Yes, and as noted typically Peter Watchorn includes notes on the particular Harpsichord he uses. He also is involved in the construction of such based on 17th/18th instruments.

As I've never PM'd let me know if my attempt went through...

As an aside... I just completed the post-production of the "Goldberg Variations" for Peter Watchorn with Musica Omnia. The complete catalog of Watchorn's Bach CDs can be found here: Peter Watchorn – Musica Omnia One of the distinctives of Musica Omnia - and specifically Watchorn's Bach projects...

Let us not check the facts... much better to just question the messenger, so prove the stated information (facts) wrong, here is some more for you... Unpaid bills pile up in Trump rallies’ wake Trump campaign has almost $1 million in unpaid public safety costs Report: MAGA Rallies Cost These...

"According to the Center for Public Integrity (CPI), interviews with municipal officials and municipal records and statements show that Trump's campaign has not paid at least 14 bills totaling more than $1.82 million. The unpaid money was used to cover public safety and police costs related to...

OK, it just isn't stated in Genesis as the earth and heavens being created on a particular day...

Let us not get testy...where did I imply that I was defending science over God? If you take note I have oft written the necessity of a humble approach to Genesis 1, and 2 for that matter. However, as noted we can have some understanding from the "things that have been made" why should we deny...

Genesis 2:7 clearly shows mediate creation of man, as does Ecc. 3:20. It just seems clear that God created through pre-existing material that he had created thus perhaps...."Could not God set in motion all of the laws for the incipient powers, elements, material, etc. as to the natural processes...

I don't believe it to be a matter of what is in God's "ability to do so" but rather our attempt to understand what God did do. Perhaps we can all agree that we are unable to comprehend God completely but we can apprehend what God has revealed to us. Time is short at present so I can't give you...

The point is that the processes God commanded "...Let the land produce..." would have most certainly required time. As noted, and quite plain, the fiats were not immediate, or stated as such as with Gen. 1:3. If all was created in the day then why not simply state "And God said, Let the land...

My dear friend Jack Caulfield had preformed his play "Fire for the Ploughman" all over the country. I first met Jack and was so thankful to have seen his play prior to the pancreatic cancer taking his life. Jack's story of his conversion is so fascinating, he also always noted how the Tyndale...