Do you know what Papal Infallibility means?
According to Clement H. Crock on his book, “Discourses On The Apostles’ Creed”:
“The term ‘infallibility’, then, as applied by Catholics to the Pope or to the supreme teaching authority in the Church, is defined thus: it is that singular privilege of being preserved from falling into error, or of [...]

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I was recently celebrating my success on the promotion of my Songs Lyrics blog. But then after my site experienced a temporary suspension due to the bandwidth limit. And after several days of its up-time again, the blog suffered traffic loss as shown on the image below:

See. From 2000 unique visitors daily prior to the [...]

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As member of the Amazon Associates, I was notified by the management through email that they are now paying us our commission monthly.
Beginning January 1, 2007, your Amazon Associates payments will be monthly instead of quarterly, paid approximately 60 days after the end of each month.  …
It was a good news for us. However, Amazon [...]

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I know, Tech guys tried the Microsoft’s Zune Digital Media Player, while other bloggers were talking about it, and at the same time I was imagining what it looks like and how it functions.I was really unfortunate enough for I didn’t even see this kind of gadget even in the store. However, this truth can’t [...]

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I got the news from the Inquirer.Net that the Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not) of Jose Rizal has been translated to English and Published again by Penguin Classics.
JOSE Rizal’s “Noli Me Tangere” has been published in a new English translation and released worldwide by Penguin Books, one of the major publishing houses of the [...]

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Did you know that the way of merry-making we did during Christmas is actually an adoption of the merry-making of pagans when celebrating their festivals?
It was recorded in The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge that says:
“The pagan festival with its riot and merry-making was so popular that Christians were glad of an excuse to [...]

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PayPerPost emailed me about their acquisition of the Performancing. The complete information about this news’s found here.
PayPerPost, the leading marketplace for advertisers to reach bloggers, videographers, photographers, podcasters and social networks, today announced it has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire select assets of Performancing LLC, operator of Performancing.com, a popular Internet community site [...]

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Did you know that Christmas festival celebrated by many Christian today is a festival invented by a heretic named “Artemon”?
An Armenian writer in 11’Th century revealed this truth:
“An Armenian writer of the eleventh century states that the Christmas festival, invented in Rome by a heretic, Artemon, was first celebrated in Constantinople in 373.” (The New [...]

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Online players here in one of the internet cafes here in Sogod, Southern Leyte were complaining that they couldn’t log-in with the popular online games. They thought the the PC they’re using had problems.
I think, it is still part of the problems brought by the Earthquake that hit Taiwan yesterday (Philippine time).
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake off [...]

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Did you know how Santa Claus came to exist?
To let you know, prior to the existence of Santa Claus, there was a catholic Saint who made a traditional visit on December 25.
“When the Dutch came to America and established the colony of New Amsterdam, their children enjoyed the traditional ‘visit of Saint Nicholas’ on December [...]

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