ABOUT THIS BLOG: Updated: 8th June 2009
My ‘Random Thoughts’ Blog has now settled on WordPress.com. I am very happy with what is on offer here for Blogging and highly recommend WordPress.com if you are considering starting a Blog.
My Blog is as the name suggests – a place that I leave my random thoughts/comments on a wide variety of subjects, though I tend to comment more on topics relating to Christianity and current affairs. I do not always agree with everything published on this Blog, though obviously I agree with the comments made by myself. For example, the Compass Direct News and Christian Telegaph reports are not put together by me, though I publish them on this Blog in an attempt to give my readers/visitors
a better idea of what is happening in the wider church and/or assoiated areas of concern – such as persecution, current day ‘Christianity,’ etc. Anything I post as having come from Compass Direct News or the Christian Telegraph should be seen in this light, as being the comments/thoughts of others that I have posted here because they may be of interest to others. I do not necessarily endorse the views of those that publish the articles. I certainly do not agree with all that such reports call Christian or Christianity.
I reserve the right to say what I wish to say – this is my Blog after all. You shouldn’t expect me to be broadcasting any particular line of thought other than my own. I am something of a non-comformist Particular Baptist who has no time whatsoever for Post-modernist lines of thought. So that should give you some idea as to where my line of thinking will come from (and obviously my ‘random thoughts’).
i will not yield ground to out-spoken opponents of my views and will not generally enter into pointless debates with those given over to erroneous views, such as those you would expect from heretical groups and the like.
Because something is classified or designated ‘Christian,’ it does not mean that it is truly worthy of the name and I will not automatically accept it as such, not therefore will I spare it my own particular version of criticism, should I believe it warrants it. I will however try and give my own honest reflection on matters I comment on in this Blog, consistent with my own strongly convinced position as a Particular Baptist, having arrived at my current place of understanding
as a result of my many years of reading and studying the Word of God, which is my only rule of faith and practice and which I believe is clearly epitomised in the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith.
For more about me and what I believe visit http://particularbaptist.com and http://particularbapist.com/kevins/kevin.html
Thanks, Kevin 
Particular Kev
Dear Brother & Sister in Christ,
Hope all are fine. I hope one day you will & visit Bangladesh.
Shovon
By: Shovon Gain on November 22, 2009
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Dear Kevin
I am an intern at Oxford University Press who has been asked to add your site to our database. I found your blog while searching for the best religion blogs. We would like to contact you to let you know about books and news we think would interest you. At OUP we have a variety of books and we are always looking for ways to spread the word about our books, authors, and press blog. Many blogs choose to have review copies sent to them and then if they are interested they will also post reviews of the book.
If you would like us to let you know about books we have coming up, we certainly can. If you would prefer not to be contacted, that is fine, too. If you are interested, please let me know the following information, particularly if you have multiple phone numbers and email addresses and prefer to be reached at one or another:
The name and title of the best person to contact
Phone
Fax
Email
Website
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An organization you are affiliated with (if applicable)
Your site’s/firm’s areas of expertise and geographical markets
Anything else you’d like us to know about you
Thank you for your time. We look forward to helping you in any way we can and welcome your questions and/or concerns.
Sincerely,
Sarah Noonan
By: Sarah Noonan on October 20, 2009
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Thank you for putting this together. I pray many people learn about the Truth here at your blog. Take care.
By: Amos on August 9, 2009
at 7:59 am
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You can download the latest version VerseVIEW from the website and add Farsi, Dari and other translations to VerseVIEW.
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If you find VerseVIEW useful or if you like to suggest new features, please send me an email.
Also, please feel free to forward this to your friends that might find VerseVIEW useful.
Thank you,
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By: Binu Joseph on July 20, 2009
at 1:28 pm
I love your site. Keep it up !
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at 9:19 pm
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If you want to consult the topic with me first that’s perfectly fine as well.
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By: Harminka on March 16, 2009
at 8:37 pm
Ah, Patience – what a wonderful quality! Shame the above person doesn’t have the patience to tolerate a person with a variant mindset to his or her own. No – must be of his/her eclectic leanings with a total absence of clear and resolved convictions in relation to truth; a person who would appear to be something of a flip-flop on any particular point in order to walk in the company of the mediocre and equivocating, of the weak and shallow minded.
Not fit to live in this world – certainly I am a stranger within it, but that is to be expected, as I am a resident of a better country.
Am I narrow-minded? If that is meant to portray an individual who has studied all manner of things in the course of a life and settled upon certain convictions, a certain world view and a particular way of life as a consequence – then yeah, I am certainly that. Better to be that than a hypocrite who twists and turns in the face of public opinion or blows this way and that with whatever the current social leaning of the day is.
No mind police here issuing fines because someone disagrees with what I think and runs the gauntlet of some alleged tollgate on the highway of thought. I do however present my thoughts to travellers of that particular highway and allow them to come to there own conclusions, an activity I pursue with conviction, committment and vigour, rather than some inspid soundbyte that has been barely thought through and is nothing more than the mere vomiting up of empty rhetoric repeated as an act of memory from what has been recalled after listening to the nameless masses that bang on about anything that confronts their meaningless existence.
The above comment – yet another yawn…………..
By: Particular Kev on December 24, 2008
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rEADING THROUGH YOUR WRITINGS, I CONCLUDE THAT THIS IS ANOTHER CASE OF AN INDIVIDUAL BUILDING A TOLLGATE ON THE HIGHWAYS OF THOUGHT.INDIVIDUALS LIKE YOU ARE SO NARROW-MINDED THAT IT WOULD REQUIRE A TOTAL RE-ORIENTATION TO BELONG TO THE CONTEMPORARY CIVILIZED WORLD.YOU ARE NOT FIT TO LIVE IN A MULTI-FAITH AND MULTI CULTURAL SOCIETY.PLEASE GO BACK TO SCHOOL INSTEAD OF ABUSING THE PRIVILEGE OF ICT.
By: PATIENCE on December 24, 2008
at 12:40 am
Hi there!
Great blog! As a fan of both The Chaser and the Environment, you’d be interested to know that The Chaser’s Andrew Hansen has applied his musical genuis to a new music video for Greenpeace.
It’s poking fun at the idea of compensating coal companies $1.2 billion, when we should be investing that money into renewable energy.
Anyway, take a look at Andrew’s work:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqufaK3Kwq0.
If you’re sympathetic, a post to get the message out there and give people a scoop on what Andrew is up to would be great!
Cheers
Darren
By: Darren Smith on October 24, 2008
at 8:41 pm