My bible reading is going quite slowly, which means I am still at the interesting parts. I just read Genesis 10:11, three times in fact, to make sure I was reading correctly. Apparently all the world once spoke the same language, so God decided to give them all different languages to confuse them!?!?!

Genesis 10:11:

God said:

"Come, let us go down there and confuse their language, so that they will not understand what they say to one another." 

It then…

Life got a little hectic and I haven't been on here in a while, and I did not get far into my bible reading. However, I am happy to be back and plan to spend some more time on this site, and to get back into my bible studies! Wish me luck!

A fellow TA member recently asked me if I have found a difference in religiosity between Newfoundland and Alberta, Canada. In answering his question, I began thinking and talking about something I had never given any thought to in the past, as if it was a part of my life but I had never stopped to notice. I'd like to share my response, and ask how others feel about it, and if anyone has ever had a similar experience?

I am fortunate enough to not often find myself surrounded by people…

To update on the status of my bible reading, I have thus far not gotten past the introduction. Lol, I just moved to a new house and started a new position and busy schedule at work, so I have barely had enough time to sleep, let alone read a bible! I will, however, return to my "project" as soon as my life returns to a somewhat normal schedule. I will be sure to update.

I just purchased a King James Version of the Holy Bible. Though I have read parts of the bible, I have never read it in its entirety, and I am very excited to begin! I am going to start with the Old Testament, and then the New. I know very little about the different versions of the bible, but this seems like a good place to start.

I am expecting this work of fiction to be very entertaining, as I am sure it contains much action, violence, supernatural occurances, humor, satire...in…