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Who is in control? - Joseph Darville
Even God Can't Hide Anymore - May 17, 2008 - 3:24:56 PM
If one were to believe in Divine Providence, then the last election would fit into God’s intervention into human affairs. The fact is though, because the Divine has created us with free will, there is really no interference into man’s actions on a daily basis, otherwise the ‘gift’ of free will/choice would be a falsehood. Whether it’s an election won by the PLP or the FNM, the phenomenon is really the result of the individual and collective consciousness of the populace. It is for this reason that we always get the government we deserve. It is not that we are being punished by our ill choice, but rather we elect the course of action dictated by what we can perceive as being our lot in life or the level of our deserving power. This fact is brought out very dramatically by the results in our recent general election in which approximately fifty percent of the population side with one faction and fifty with the other...
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Who is in control? - Joseph Darville
Back to the soil on Grand Bahama Island - Feb 26, 2008 - 1:24:47 PM
One of the quickest ways to rejuvenate our people and return our youth
to a more peaceful and serene existence is to get them back to the soil.
In this light
BAIC and the Ministry of Agriculture are to be congratulated for the project now underway in North Andros.
The allocation of some five hundred acres to be farmed by young people is a highly commendable move.
It puzzles me, however, that this land had to be ‘purchased’ from Kerzner International.
With thousands and thousands of arable crown
land available for such projects, some explanation should be forthcoming as to why we need to buy back land from a foreign investor...
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Who is in control? - Joseph Darville
Religious Confusion vs. Spiritual Simplicity - Awakening Within - Jun 24, 2007 - 5:45:59 PM
Today, man / woman has fashioned God in their own image. God has become a fabrication of all the negative attributes and qualities of human condition.
Incorporated in the human God are the sentiments of hatred, prejudice, condemnation, anger and revenge. The sum total of these traits create the wars, rumors of wars, abuse of the vulnerable, rape of innocent children, brutal murders, and general violation of the rights of the born and unborn.
Yet in the midst of all this we still proclaim our religiosity and hold fast to the belief that we are indeed carrying out the wishes of the Divine...
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Who is in control? - Joseph Darville
Who is the architect of our heritage? - Jun 15, 2007 - 3:18:06 PM
In the original developmental plans of Freeport, with the exception of schools, little or nothing was designed to deal with the social, psychological and communal enhancement of our people, and especially the young.
Neither were these amenities forthcoming fast enough as the city expanded economically.
Consequently, many Freeport residents, native Bahamians, still exhibit the posture of tourists or itinerant salesmen in their own land. Seven years into a brand new millennium, the stewardship of this city is still a distant dream in the hearts and minds of our people...
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Who is in control? - Joseph Darville
Farming...critical and crucial - May 24, 2007 - 2:13:47 PM
Certainly every Bahamian farmer who is serious about creating an abundance from the Mother Earth, anticipates with bated breathe the practical and theoretical knowledge the new Minister of Agriculture brings to this potentially fertile field, so very long neglected and sadly underutilized.
The Honorable Lawrence Cartwright has deep within his soul a keen sense of the unlimited possibilities, appreciation and gratitude for what we can attain from our land....
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