An interactive, online collaboratory to make possible continual improvement of the maps and spatial data used by decision-makers at the federal, state, county and local government levels in Delaware.

Old and new road maps.

Information, photos, maps, and history of Delaware's highway system. Includes state route log, State Route 1 turnpike pictures and pages, and freeway exit lists.

Exit lists for Delaware.

Information and images.

The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection.

Tracy Hall wrote:
> On Feb 11, 2005, at 1:58 pm lsend...@hotmail.com wrote:
>

>
> > Have you had any formal theological training?
>
> Nope, I'm unlurnd and ingnernt. (Acts 4:13) ?
>
Some of the problems of the Church today stems from
anti-intellectualism. That the Scriptures were written out of a
culture different from ours, using a language and cultural
illustrations alien to us, "study to show yourselves approved," takes
on an added depth to believer today. I am not presuming that those who
have formal education necessarily are closer to truth. But neither
should you presume that those who limit themselves in their
understanding of the Truths of the Scriptures to that of mere English
translation, Sunday school and Sunday sermons. Formal training is of
great benefit. But like these computers, it is a tool. What we do
with that tool is the important factor. Also, there is the fact that
when you attend places of formal biblical training, you will for the
most part be rubbing elbows with men who have dedicated their lives to
knowing more of Him. This is the greatest education of all.

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Matthew Johnson wrote:

> >So the older the manuscript, the closer to the original.
>
> That is CERTAINLY FALSE. Codex W, for example, is older than
> Koridethi, but the scholarly consensus is that Koridethi is
> FAR more accurate.

It's a pity that you seem to wish only to disagree. I think I really
COULD actually learn something from you if you would condescend to
communicate instead of condemn.


> >> Let's see what is written in the scriptures: Proverbs
> >> 16:10 "A divine sentence in the lips of the king: his
> >> mouth transgresseth not in judgment." And what does this
> >> prove? There is only one Bible written in english that
> >> has been authorized by a king, The King James version.
>
> >The King referred to in Proverbs was Solomon, who 'sat on
> >Jehovah's throne.' (1 Chr. 29:23)
>
> WHY, oh WHY, are you so sure of this? Do you really think
> that all of history has produced exactly ONE infallible
> king?

Where did I say that was the case? I simply referred to the verse he
was quoting.

>
> >>For God uses kings to accomplish his will, for we can read
> >>again in Proverbs 21:1 "The king's heart in the hand of
> >>the LORD, the rivers of water: he turneth it whithersoever
> >>he will." And think that God would not use a king to
> >>authorize such a great task as this, to have the word of
> >>God to be copied without error in english?
>
> >When Proverbs was written, ancient Israel had divinely authorized kings, who