American Whitewater - Tennessee Rivers

Data about river stages and rapids on the whitewater streams in East Tennessee and the Cumberland Plateau.

CoachT.com

Comprehensive source of news and information about Tennessee high school sports.

Inline Clubs and Leagues in Tennessee

A list of inline hockey leagues.

MidSouth Rugby Union

Composed of men's and women's collegiate and club rugby football teams in the Tennessee River Valley. Includes news and information about tours, tournaments, clinics, and other union activities, as well as links to local clubs.

Newcomers Club Directory for Tennessee

Directory of Newcomers Clubs in Tennessee communities. These clubs help integrate new residents into the local community through social events, interest groups and children's activities

PhynixBikes.com

Online community for motorcyclists in Middle Tennessee and beyond, with articles, forums and photos.

Prep Talk Online

Coverage of Tennessee high school football, including team rankings, top players, and audio play of the week.

Tennessee Amateur Racquetball Association

Links to state clubs, rankings, membership, calendar of events and the newsletter.

Tennessee Amateur Racquetball Association

Includes directory of local clubs, rankings, membership information, calendar of events, and newsletter.

Tennessee Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL)

News and information for ham radio operators in the state, including events announcements, legislative and regulatory issues, and directory of local clubs.

"Matthew Johnson" wrote in
message news:152.03.14.05.282769000@srcbs.org...
>
>
> In article <152.32.09.05.627127000@srcbs.org>, Gary McNees
says...
> >
>
> >But Thomas did not. Thomas wrote extensively about
> >how free will (contingent events) are compatible with
> >God's knowledge.
>
> And this part, Aquinas got essentially correct.
>
Matthew, I gather from this that you are not a great fan
of Aquinas?

Gary



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In article <3C7A4315-1FC8-B989-ABF7-EAC6A2F5A523@srcbs.org>,
ru4sure@shinyfeet.com says...
>
>Is it that we have to search through all of the versions of the Bible
>in order to understand the scriptures?


No, of course not. That is why some of us insist on learning the original
languages and reading Scripture in Greek & Hebrew.

But not all of us have the time, inclination etc. for such a drastic course of
action. So those of us who do not are better off to choose one translation done
by a man distinguished both for scholarship and saintliness. One such
translation is the Vulgate. We should consider ourselves very well off if we
make only the mistakes that St. Jerome made!

Another such translation is that of Sts. Cyril and Methodius. Again, we should
consider ourselves very well off if we make only the mistakes that they made!

[snip]

>Psalms 12:6 "The words of the LORD pure words: silver tried in a
>furnace of earth, purified seven times. 7 Thou shalt keep them, O
>LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever."

But this is simply wrong. Again, those of us who studies the original languages
can see that the difference between this version and the Vulgate is a simple
copying error, and so we find it easier to believe that the Vulgate has restored
the correct text. Especially since the Vulgate reading actually fits the context
better, AND has been endorsed by 2000 years of CHristian liturgical tradition.


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Subducat se sibi ut haereat Deo
quidquid boni habet, tribuat illi a quo factus est.
(St. Augustine, Ser. 96)


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In article <68E7C9D5-D961-37CB-AEDA-2320A996C56E@srcbs.org>, Mike Rhodes says...
>

[snip]

>It would seem

It would? To whom? Not to me.

> that Christ came to correct this e