For men shall be \u2026 fierce \u2026 <\/i><\/p>\n
\u2014II Tim. 3:2\u20133<\/i><\/p>\n
1681<\/b> Auto Names Getting Fiercer<\/b><\/p>\n
Guy Wright, columnist for the San Francisco News-Call Bulletin<\/i> wonders whether automobile names, which used to appeal to our love of posh places (Saratoga, Newport) and status (Ambassador, President), aren\u2019t now appealing to our lust for blood and ferocity. \u201cWhile driving down the road I saw a Wildcat stalking a Mustang,\u201d he writes. \u201cThe Mustang was trying to trample a Cobra, which was about to strike a Sting Ray, which was sneaking up on a Barracuda, which was waiting to feed on the loser in a duel between a Cutlass and LeSabre, while a woman driver in a positive Fury hurled Darts at a Marauder defying a Tempest.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u2014The Insider\u2019s Newsletter<\/i><\/p>\n
1682<\/b> Blueprint For Murder<\/b><\/p>\n
The U. S. Congress, both House and Senate, was shocked recently by a booklet furnished by a subcommittee. It was the Black Panther Coloring Book<\/i>, a 23-page booklet which had been given out to children in San Francisco. Drawings pictured police as boar-toothed pigs, and showed youths attacking them. One drawing had the caption: \u201cThe Only Good Pig Is a Dead Pig.\u201d One Senator called the booklet a \u201cblueprint for the murder of policemen in the hands of children.\u201d Many were shocked and appalled. <\/p>\n
\u2014Christian Victory<\/i><\/p>\n
1683<\/b> Fearful Movies<\/b><\/p>\n
In the movie \u201cThe Omen,\u201d a man is decapitated by a sheet of glass. In \u201cMarathon Man,\u201d a character is tortured with a dentist\u2019s drill. In \u201cCarrie,\u201d dozens of people are burned to death. Other violence-filled top-viewing films are \u201cAirport,\u201d \u201cEarthquake,\u201d \u201cJaws,\u201d \u201cTowering Inferno.\u201d And people love it! <\/p>\n
1684<\/b> Baby Hater Of Germany<\/b><\/p>\n
A young bearded man went into the Evangelical Hospital, Hamm, Germany, and entered the Nursery. Before anyone saw him, he had used his fist to beat up the babies and broke their arms. The babies, all younger than two weeks, suffered a variety of injuries ranging from broken arms to fractured skulls. The man escaped. An armed guard was henceforth stationed about the Nursery. <\/p>\n
1685<\/b> Jump! Jump! In South Africa<\/b><\/p>\n
From Johannesburg, South Africa, this news: A crowd of over 2,000 people gathered downtown as a young African perched on the 6th floor balcony ready to jump. \u201cJump, jump,\u201d the crowd yelled. After 2 hours, he jumped to his death. The spectacle provided a real afternoon\u2019s entertainment for the feverish crowd. Officials tried talking him out of jumping, but the crowd kept on screaming for him to get on with it. In the end, he felt he had to jump to appease the crowd. <\/p>\n
1686<\/b> Reasonable Cannibalism<\/b><\/p>\n
The seven primitive tribesmen from Western Papua were hauled into a Port Moresby court where they were charged with improperly and indecently interfering with a corpse. A fellow villager had been killed in a family feud, and they had volunteered to dispose of the remains. Their method: to cut up the body, cook it in a well-thickened stew, and eat it. <\/p>\n
After due deliberation, Judge William Prentice ruled that cannibalism is a normal and reasonable behavior for some remote New Guinea villagers. Said the judge: \u201cI do not consider that the legislature had in contemplation the banning of a method of disposal of the body, namely by eating, as an alternative to burial or cremation.\u201d That left the defendants free to go home. <\/p>\n
See also:<\/b> Anger ; Cruelty ; Violent Times ; Dan. 8:23.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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