is it tru that antigue has a history of whitchcraft?
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yeah, read the story annie john by jamaica kinkaid, those ppl are like so superstitious.
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check out http://www.wte.org/facts.html
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Could it be what's currently known as Legg Mason?
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Yes, it's based on the Bell Witch legend in Tennesse...check out bellwitch.org
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These are opinion blogs, not historical references.  I suggest looking at a Canadian library's website for the region on question to find better leads to that kind of info.  Good Luck,
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I just asked a question about the Montauk Project myself.I read the books.They seem to be very technically correct about a lot of the  things they talk about.So who-ever wrote them wasn't an idiot or a nut making up a story. I believe that the things spoken of in the stories are more than likely possible.Whether or not they actually happened as it is written,or if we really do possess this secret technoIogy, I don't know.In a way though,I kind of hope it isn't completely true,because the story of these projects are filled with abuse and inhuman treatment of human beings in the name of scientific developement and whatever else.
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i am not sure of the reliability of this website but they do not indicate any problems with his history, good luck
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Illusionist? yes.  Antichrist? No.\n\nEnd of Story.
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Look,  \n\nIt is not anti God.\nIt is meant to expand your mind. It is only suggesting that history  has been written to please the people writing it and reading it at the time.  There is evidence of certain 'Books' or 'Gospels' being left out of the Bible that we all read today.\n\nEver wonder why??  You should.  You should study and find out what information was in those books, and who wrote them.\n\nI believe there is a God without a doubt, I don't believe the Bible is meant to be taken literally.  I think it consists of stories meant to teach us things.  I also believe that 'men' wrote those stories, not God.  Just as you may not like what Mr. Brown wrote or believe it, some people may not believe every word in the Bible, yet we know there are important lessons being taught on those pages.  You should consider the same thing. Anything you learn or read that makes you expand your mind and think 'outside the box' can only be good for you, even if it doesn't change your mind it will have at least strengthened your resolve.\n\nI have read the book and seen the movie and in no way got the idea that anyone was trying to say there is no God.  Educate yourself and then form your own opinion.  Until you know all of the facts don't hate on anything or anyone.\n\nChristian that you are\n\nJudge not, lest you be judged.
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There is some speculation as to who (or what) Langdon Alger means, but nothing concrete has been found.\n\nThe link I have provided below lists some speculations as to who the name might be based on.  Should be about halfway down the page.  Do a search on the page for Langon Alger and you'll find it right away.
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Not really but it is the rumor.I was surprised at what Micheal did!!Has he gone insane??
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That's Robin Antin, who founded the Pussycat Dolls. Check her out when she's with her brother Jonathan on his show BlowOut--the similarities are uncanny, especially when he refers to her as "Rob."!
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Thats been around for ages.\nBrilliant stuff!
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lots of events have occured. (War of independance, anything like that is usually good)\n\nis it recently or a long time ago. please specify for all who come after me
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no one really knows. there are a lot of theories though. it could be a sort of calandar or a place where they had rituals. unless someone finds a script in which it's use is mentioned or someone invents a timemachine, no one can be sure.
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If you're asking if it's telling of history, I don't think so.\n\nAccording to wikipedia, "The poem is about a baseball team from the fictional town of Mudville..."\n\nBut whether it's in narrative form, yes.
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Speaking from my opinion only, I am kinda anti-Rick Warren.  I do have "The Purpose Driven Life," because I was genuinely interested in reading it.  However, after the success of the book it seems that everything went purpose driven.  There are purpose driven ties, coffee mugs, and I bet I could find a purpose driven pet carrier if I looked hard enough.  I'm not sure if Mr. Warren is the one behind all the merchandising, but it really got to me.