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Doc Moore, Storyteller

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Edd Hayes, Sculptor

Named by The Texas Legislature as The Official Texas State Sculptor. Includes artist's biography and other information, and examples of his work.

GlassTire: Texas Visual Art Online

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Hayes, Edd

Official Texas State Sculptor. Seventeen years specializing in life-size and monumental bronze sculpture, portraits and commissions.

Humanities Interactive

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Humanities-Interactive

A collection of over 50 online educational exhibits sponsored by the Texas Humanities Resource Center. Great resource for a Texas History class.

Humanities-Interactive

A collection of over 50 online educational exhibits sponsored by the Texas Humanities Resource Center.

Texas Association of Fairs & Events (TAF&E)

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Texas Association of Fairs & Events (TAF&E)

Membership group that exists to help promote the value and importance of fairs, festivals and special events. Texas event calendar, list of officers, workshop schedule, and convention and trade show details.

Matthew Johnson wrote:
> In article <128.21.18.05.951896000@srcbs.org>, gpatton@bayou.com
says...
> >
> >Matthew Johnson wrote:
> >> In article <127.04.10.05.678068000@srcbs.org>, gpatton@bayou.com
> >says...
> >
> >
> >
> >> > Your
> >> >study leads you to think certain old manuscripts illustrate the
> >> >original, where I think other ancient manuscripts (examples:
Alpha
> >and
> >> >B) reflect the original ending of the Gospel of Mark. I
understand
> >> >that many fine Christians are like you and think the long ending
was
> >a
> >> >part of the original Gospel of Mark.
> >>
> >> But this is not what I said, not in the post you are replying to.
> >
> >
> >You did not have to say it in so many words in that particular post
to
> >which I responded, I just figured it out.
>
> But you got it wrong, as I already pointed out to you. How could you
brag of
> being about to 'figure it out' after you got it so wrong?

I am pleased to be wrong on that point, and pleased that you do not
think the long ending was a part of the original Gospel of Mark. I you
are correct to think that way.

> >I have had practice with non
> >verbal communication.
>
> Not enough, evidently.
>
> > I have worked with turtles and have figured out
> >what they wanted without them saying a word.
>
> And by confusing people with turtles, you have put your foot in your
mouth.
> For
> you got it wrong, very wrong, and still haven't figured out how
wrong.
>
> Great going, George. That is the kind of sophomoric mistake I expect
only out of
> people at least 40 years your junior.

That is the first mistake that I have ever made in my life. ;-)
Again, I am pleased to know you are not that off the mark. I have
overestimated your confusion concerning scripture.

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>Another straw-man. Very few of us Trinitarians insist that you believe
>it is a historical account. And if you have been reading before you
>reply in such haste and anger, you should know that I am not one of
>them.

Matthew it is YOU who post with haste and anger. I guess I should
inform you that I have received numerous personal emails from folks who
think you are a hypocrite. I've been warned that you always resort to
ad hominem, pettiness, and outright misinformation- especially when you
are losing a debate- which you most certainly are here. So you can say
what you want but your conduct has been observed. Although I have
regrettably imitated YOUR tactics to a much lesser degree, it is you