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Okay, this is where is gets wild and exciting! (Hopefully.)

I'm handing this post off to you guys, my lovely viewers; below I have 18 "Would You Rather" questions (Click read in browser below if the email version ignored those html's) ...and I would love it if you would participate and spend a moment to answer as many as you would like.

Otherwise, you wont get to look at how the poll results end up and this will be one *boring* post.  :(

**Note: Once hitting "vote" you get to see the results automatically. Hit the back button to answer another one. (It really is less tedious than it sounds)

BTW: Next week, I'm going to be away; So... sometime in the next (Place the correct # of hours here) hours, I'm going to be posting next Wednesdays post, which relates to this one.

Thus the "To Be Continued" that you see.

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1. Link up any post that fits into the awesome and wholesome categories to this week’s linky.
2. If you add my linky, or a specific post, to your Pinterest board/s, you can link it/ them. **
3. Please place the linky button on your sidebar or otherwise link it where I can find it.
4. Spend a moment to comment on a post or two and subscribe so you can come back next week!

**I will have to delete your other social media links. After all, this is about the best *blog posts* technically. :)

One of the things that always amazes me is how science very often leads back to the truth presented in the Bible.

Likewise, theologians, scholars, and historians alike can gather together to study things of huge proportion in the Bible. (One example is with Adam and Eve, but that is a whole different post, a whole different ballgame. )

In March I watched a film online, called The Star of Bethlehem, that put all these things together to present the concept that the date of Jesus' birth and death can be calculated based on historical records as well as astrology: stars set into motion from the very beginning of creation.

There is *a lot* that all goes into this and I myself am not even to begin to go into detail in this post...  save the fact that the stars in the sky blow my mind even more than ever before.

I don't know how to form it into proper words; I think that you all must watch the video, below, because it really presents these things well ... No matter your relationship with God, your faith; you *need* to watch:

Note: I played this at 1.5 speed taking it down to under 45 minutes; If that is easier for you, click the button here to access that feature (then the gear on the video itself)

Still too long? Then watch the last say, 15 minutes (or 10 at 1.5X) and then bookmark the post for later :)