Comment on Translations and the Bible
Posted on February 24, 2009

I think it would be important to mention here that one must also consider the colloquialisms and history of the time period to really understand the importance of the scriptures there-in. It helps in the understanding of why certain events, practices, and other things were taboo or of great importance.

Comment on The Complete Book of Karate Weapons
Posted on January 3, 2009

Note the comment below was in response to a comment made by someone who came back and deleted their comment.

Comment on The Complete Book of Karate Weapons
Posted on December 30, 2008

Really, because there is another phrase I can recall when it comes to situations like this being "looks can be deceiving." Considering the author has over 14 years of experience and is probably not a photographer, I can let little things in pictures go. When you talk about a martial arts practitioner, you must consider their teachers to which the author of the above has a long list as well as a good many friends in the same area. The real gold is not just in the pictures but in the informational text that accompanies them, look at the big picture, not just the book's pictures. One last thing, if you plan on training in weapons from a book without any formal training before-hand, then you are a fool. I love the last person the writer/practioner/Sensei thanks, helps you to remember we are all still HUMAN. "To err is human."

Comment on (ebook) - martial arts-how to kill (really detailed)
Posted on July 28, 2008

Well, there is a disclaimer.

Comment on Rambo Kills Stats
Posted on July 26, 2008

In Rambo First Blood, there is a sexual scene in the special features section.