Alaska Historical Societies

Locate address information (including web site links) to historical societies in each borough within the state of Alaska.

Alaska Historical Societies

Locate address information (including web site links) to historical societies in each borough within the state of Alaska.

Alaska Siberia Research Center

An independent , non-profit, non-partisan educational and research institution for thought and opinion on Alaska-Siberia affairs and cultures.

Alaska Siberia Research Center

An independent , non-profit, non-partisan educational and research institution for thought and opinion on Alaska-Siberia affairs and cultures.

Alaska State Museums

Juneau and link to Sheldon Jackson Museum in Sitka. History, ethnology, publications, and grant information.

Alaska State Museums

Juneau and link to Sheldon Jackson Museum in Sitka. History, ethnology, publications, and grant information.

Alcan Highway

Construction history of the Alaska-Canada road from Dawson Creek, British Columbia, to Fairbanks including vintage photographs.

Alcan Highway

Construction history of the Alaska-Canada road from Dawson Creek, British Columbia, to Fairbanks including vintage photographs.

Alcan Highway - 95th Engineer Regiment - Colored

Tells the story of the near-impossible creation of the Alaska-Canadian Highway during World War II and the African American troops who made up 1/3 of its work force.

Alcan Highway - 95th Engineer Regiment - Colored

Tells the story of the near-impossible creation of the Alaska-Canadian Highway during World War II and the African American troops who made up 1/3 of its work force.

Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
> I have recently read a book called "Ancient Records and the Structure of
> Genesis" (summary at http://www.trueorigin.org/tablet.asp).
>
> Has anyone else read this book? What are your impressions? Has any
> additional work been done towards or against this idea?


I think the "JEDP Documentary Hypothesis" contributes a lot to
one's understanding of how the book of Genesis was originally written.
It helps explain many things, not just the number of pairs of animals
that Noah put on the ark.

I see no reason to ascribe any value whatsoever to the Tablet
Hypothesis. I think appropriate response to the Tablet Hypothesis is
the expression, "Horse feathers!"





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It is not _I_ who am playing this 'routine'. Do you think we have
forgotten that
it was YOU who was first to call us 'apostates'? I have not.

I never directly called all of you "apostates"

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larswilson wrote:
> The Apostle John was focussed on the deity and godship of Christ who was
> "the Word" and the archangel Michael.

If Jesus is only an angel, then why does he, being also a servant of
God, accept worship?

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The "time, times, and a half", mentioned in Daniel's prophecies is a
mysterious phrase that is a key to several other prophecies. Daniel
gives two different numbers representing the period; why? Could the
reason be that it is not meant to be taken literally? Here is a study
that answers this question.

http://www.sentex.net/~tcc/Daniels_Time.html


Doug

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lsenders@hotmail.com wrote:

> The problem with such an interpretation is that it swims in the ocean
> of relativity. The answer only lies in the historic-grammatic
> hermeneutic. Unless a passage, esp in Rev, uses figures of speech such
> as "like unto,", then there is no reason to jump into an allegorical
> method of interpretation.

Simile is one type of figure of speech, metaphor is another.

> The normative method should always be
> primary unless the passage implies typification or symb