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There really isn’t such an item as women’s chess. Women have had their separate leagues and title rankings yet the game is the same. Women have separate basketball leagues and… Read more

The U.S.A. became an enemy of the Soviet Union after the October revolution of 1917. It sent 2000 troops to fight for the anti-Bolshevik Army during the Russian Civil war.… Read more

Christian science fictions writers may encounter problems with different eschatological hermeneutics such as premillennialism, postmillennialism and amillennialism that have different parameters for important topics such as when the apocalypse was… Read more

It is a political tradition for governments to be concerned about weapons of hostile foreign governments. Perhaps it is because they are sometimes used in war. Unlike a chess game… Read more

IMO some deficit hawks will be happy that the government is shutting down. Government is too large and President Trump may possibly think about building a wall around D.C. too.… Read more

Interesting ways of modeling ‘fundamental’ particles continue to develop along with algebras to use experimentally. The standard model of quantum physics doesn’t use Octonion or Dixon algebra that could be… Read more

Since China helpfully tariff’d away its U.S. soy imports Britain’s challenged with potential food supply issues from a broken Brexit has a ready, cheap source of high-quality protein from the… Read more

Paul was an apostle, with Apostolic authority. He knew the Lord in a personal way. He was a planter of churches and an authority on correct doctrine. His friend Apollos… Read more

Americans are mostly concerned with earning a living. Wealth is being concentrated yet most including Democrats aren’t concerned about that. The trade war is of more concern to the 1%… Read more

The far left apparently hates Russia for being too white and straight. Those that prefer peaceful and profitable coexistence with Russia within a free enterprise paradigm are an intolerable element… Read more