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  • Retrospective on Archaeological Finds in Israel, Greece within the Last Decade Confirm Biblical Record, Late March 2018

    While doing an internet search for reports pertaining to Biblical archaeological work, an item appeared that had been picked up by the Turkish internet news site, Sat 7 Türk Haber, on March 23, 2018, from The Christian Post, which it apparently carried on the same date. On its Twitter page, Sat 7 Türk Haber promotes…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    September 1, 2022
    Archaeology, Bible, Christianity, Greece, Israel, Turkey
    faith
  • Book Review: Melanchthon, The Quiet Reformer by Clyde Leonard Manschreck

    Most of us who have an interest in the period of the Protestant Reformation have heard of Philip Melanchthon, but how many are aware that the surname Melanchthon is an ancient Greek translation, and a sort of cryptonym, for the German Schwarzterdt meaning ‘black earth,’ which was the surname with which he was born. [Note:…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    August 31, 2022
    Bible, book review, Christianity, Church, Germany, Greek, history, Reformation
    faith
  • Russian and Arab Money Won’t Save Erdoğan, Turkish Economist Says, mid-August 2022

    The Turkish internet news site, DEMOCRAT HABER, on August 14, 2022, posted the remarks in a transcript format of a YouTube program during which one of the discussants maintained that the influx of money from Russia and/or Saudi Arabia could not overcome the effects of the current inflationary cycle in the Turkish economy. The remarks,…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    August 20, 2022
    Middle East, Russia, Turkey
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  • Sochi Economic Agreement Provides Life Support for Both Putin, Erdoğan, mid-August 2022 Greek report

    My Comment: It turns out that strongmen, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, are in need of each other’s help in order maintain a facade of bravado in the face of the dire financial shortcomings in their economies. In the case of Russia, more than 30 years after the fall…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    August 18, 2022
    Europe, Geopolitics, Greece, Middle East, NATO, Russia, Russia Ukraine, Turkey
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  • Russia Agrees to Take Rubles for Natural Gas Deliveries to Türkiye, Early August 2022

    The Greek language internet site News Break, on August 11, 2022 carried the following news item that describes an agreement reached between Moscow and Ankara to allow Türkiye to pay rubles for a certain portion of Russian natural gas imports. The article also mentions the two countries’ plan to significantly increase bilateral trade turnover. The…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    August 12, 2022
    Europe, Geopolitics, Greece, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine
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  • Book Review: Martin Luther – The Man Who Rediscovered God and Changed the World by Eric Metaxas

    While reading three biographies of William Tyndale, each of the authors made a point of mentioning that in the course of translating the same into English, Tyndale had made extensive use of Martin Luther’s German translation of the Bible from the original Hebrew and Greek. Since the Tyndale biographies’ focus centered on his love for…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    August 9, 2022
    Bible, book review, Christianity, Church, ekklesia, Germany, Greek, Hebrew, history, Martin Luther, Tyndale, Western civilization
    faith
  • In Tense Atmosphere, German and Turkish Ministers of Foreign Affairs’ Discussion Reflects Turkiye’s Perception of Unfair Treatment by Greater European Community, late July 2022

    This article was featured on the Greek language page of the internet news site, Euronews on July 29, 2022. Germany’s new Minister of Foreign Affairs, Annalena Baerbock was visiting the two neighboring countries of Greece and Turkey, which have conflicting interests in the eastern Mediterranean Sea as far as natural gas drilling rights are concerned,…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    August 3, 2022
    Europe, Geopolitics, Germany, Greek, Middle East, PKK, Terrorism, Turkey
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  • Following Zaho Attack, Baghdad Demands Turkiye Withdraw Troops from Iraq, Ankara Maintains Right to Defend Against Terrorism, late July 2022

    The Turkish page of the German news provider, Deutsche Welle (DW), published an internet article on July 27, 2022, after the UN Security Council held an emergency meeting to address the July 20 artillery attack by as yet unknown perpetrators on the village of Perex, a northern Iraq tourist destination.[1] According to the DW report,…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    July 29, 2022
    Geopolitics, Germany, Middle East, PKK, Security, Turkey, UN
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  • Attack in northern Iraq: Turkiye Points to the PKK, Baghdad Accuses Ankara

    euronews Last updated: 21/07/2022 In the aftermath of an artillery barrage inflicted on a tourist location in northern Iraq by unknown perpetrators on July 20, 2022, the Turkish language page of the internet news site, euronews, carried a report of the incident, the last updated version of which was the following day and the one…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    July 28, 2022
    Europe, Geopolitics, Germany, Middle East, PKK, Terrorism, Turkey
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  • Yesterday’s Ride – Not what I was Expecting

    My seeming invincibility as a cyclist rose up and smacked me in the face yesterday while on my usual daily ride. I had been living a delusion. It had been years since I had experienced what might be considered a serious cycling incident – discounting not being able to clip out soon enough or the…

    Labhrais O’Coileain

    July 16, 2022
    Christianity, cycling, potholes
    cycling
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