Thursday, August 6, 2026

Did my Irish Rodger Hanly or Hanley ancestors convert to methodist via Sparling marriage in Canada or before in Ireland? Still not sure where

 Roger Hanley most likely met the German Palatine Susannah Sparling at his shop where he was a shopkeeper - then Hanley converted to Methodism and he became a Temperance activist - after they married in 1830 or so. The immigrated to Canada to be with Susannah Sparling's uncles.

 I got the answer! Fascinating. https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~jksparling/genealogy/d0006/f0000605.html

 Susannah and Roger were married in the Church of Ireland in Killaloe Diocese in 1831 and Emma was baptised there at the end of the same year. I believe at that time marriages still needed to be CofI [Church of Ireland, Anglican] or RC [Roman Catholic] legally, so it’s hard to tell if they were practicing Methodists at the time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killaloe_Cathedral 

 Killaloe Cathedral dates from the transition between the Romanesque and Gothic periods and was completed in 1225.

 Susannah Sparling (John5, Philip4, John3, George P2, Peter1), born Apr 1808 in Killaloe, Clare, Ireland; deceased 9 Jun 1898. She emigrated in 1842 in St Marys, Perth Co, Ontario, Canada, Rodger "Rody" Hanley, born Jan 1812 in Ireland; deceased 16 Jul 1894. 

Did Hanley convert to Sparling's Methodism in Canada? Or did Sparling convert to Hanley's Irish Catholicism? And then Emma Hanley (Irish Catholic) converted to Switzer's Methodism...? I found the answer (at least according to AI)

Mary Ann Hanly (born August 23, 1853, in Perth, Ontario) belonged to an Irish Palatine family of Methodist (specifically Wesleyan Methodist) heritage, rather than Catholic. Her parents, Rodger Hanly and Susanna Sparling, came from Irish Palatine roots in County Limerick and Tipperary associated with early Methodism in Ontario ..

So Rodger Hanley probably converted to Methodism in Canada and not Ireland... 


1) Sparling was a Palatine-German name of a family that moved to Ireland and then married a Roger aka Rodd Hanley (my great-great-great grandparents). They moved to Canada, give birth to Emma Hanley who then married Henry Switzer, my great-great grandparents 2). 
My mom returned back to her Canadian roots with her grandmother, Alvina Switzer, the daughter of Emma Hanley.
Alvina Switzer married Thomas Chappell 3) - my great-grandparents - they were both already Methodists even though the Chappell family moved from England to Canada - and Thomas Chappell went to Methodist seminary in Chicago, even becoming a Methodist preacher, as my great-grandfather. He was an itinerant horseback preacher in Canada then who would camp out surrounded by wolves. 
They moved to Devil's Lake North Dakota to a parish that had a dirt floor as my mom's grandmother told my mom.
That was around 1901....

As we can see - Roger Hanley and Susan Sparling had a HUGE grave memorial in Canada - so they must have been successful farmers. My mom says that Emma Hanley still had a "Palatine" background - meaning that Susan Sparling was Methodist since she was also a Palatine-Irish. But was Roger Hanley also methodist? 
 
So we know there was a mass conversion of the German Palatine-Irish to Methodists and that would include the Sparling family and the Switzer family.... but what about the Hanley family?
 
 Johann Adam Legier (often later recorded as LeGear) is indeed tied to the historic German Palatine migration of 1709.  He was born in the 1600s and he was part of the Palatine move to Ireland. He married a Sparling in Ireland...
 
So there were several generations of Irish-Palatines or German-Irish that married each other before moving to Canada and the U.S.
But once they were in Canada they married into Irish families directly.
 
 John SPARLING, Blanshard township
John Sparling (1812-1871) settled in Blanchard Township in 1842, along with his uncles, Peter and Christopher Sparling and his older sister and brother-in-law, Suzanne and Rody HANLEY. His younger brother, Frederick, joined them a few years later. This was an Irish Palatine family from County Tipperary and County Limerick. They were Wesleyan Methodist. John was elected to the District Council and was Captain of the local milita. He was later appointed Justice of the Peace and moved to St. Marys where he built a fine stone house which still stands at --. He relocated to the United States with his second wife and younger children in 1862 in the face of a political scandal. His adult children stayed behind to farm or pursue careers in the Methodist Church and teaching.
Contact person: Lois Sparling, Calgary, Alberta,

 https://historyireland.com/the-palatines-in-ireland/

  The general opinion of these ministers is almost universal: that the root cause of the famine in Ireland was ‘popery’. Relayed in the following works and centring on the supposed stagnancy bred in Irish peasants by Roman Catholicism, they help to illustrate the contemptuous attitude that many Methodist ministers held towards that religion.

 that's harsh!!

 

The Didache is the original Apostles Creed? Academic book by Vicar Dr. John Alan Garrow says yes

 https://cdn-static.supadu.com/baker-academic-us/pdf/Excerpt_9781540970138.pdf

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVsts-Uj4ro

Did the Didache Hide Christianity's Missing First-Century Documents? | Dr. Alan Garrow

closer to the "sayings of Jesus" than the Gospels...

 A "Jewish Christian" teaching book for Gentiles...

 https://bakeracademic.com/products/9781540970138_the-didache-discoveries

 Alan Garrow (DPhil, University of Oxford) is vicar of St. Peter's Church, Harrogate, United Kingdom, and is a member of the Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies.

https://www.alangarrow.com/anglican-ministry.html 

 https://www.alangarrow.com/uploads/4/4/0/3/44031657/apostolic_decree_english_website.pdf

https://www.alangarrow.com/uploads/4/4/0/3/44031657/missing_epistle_english_esource.pdf 

 

Why the AI "scientifc consensus" about abrupt global warming is totally wrong

 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4607703/

 Some authors believe [And AI CLAIMS THIS IS THE SCIENTIFIC CONSENSUS EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE WRONG] that CH4 fluxes from subsea permafrost, more than 80% of which occur in the East Siberian Arctic Shelf (ESAS), will depend on rates of CH4 production in gradually thawing sediments [], while subsea permafrost will remain frozen for millennia []. Others believe that permafrost failure caused by long-lasting warming by seawater due to sea-level rise and global-change-induced warming, which in the twenty-first century is very pronounced over the ESAS [], will destabilize massive gas reservoirs, leading to large-scale CH4 releases, including release of pre-formed CH4 long preserved within and beneath subsea permafrost [,].

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 The other factor that AI is not considering is the Aerosol Masking Effect research of Daniel Rosenfeld's research group as this is also excluded from current climate modeling. Rosenfeld's research discovered that a 40% decrease in coal production heats up Earth another 1 degree celsius global average. This means the "scenario" of reducing co2 emissions from coal actually heats up earth faster as James Hansen now emphasizes that the main cause of global atmosphere temperature increase is from the increase in renewables.

 

 

 

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

why is Papias so confusing? Michael Kok and Dr. Stephen Carlson

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w8zmAKheQE

Justin Martyr knows the material of Paul, but he never mentions Paul by name. This means Paul's sayings were going around anonymously with a title like "the sayings of christ" or "the sayings of the apostles". A few examples: “Do nothing from selfish ambition… but in humility regard others as better than yourselves.” Paul (Philippians 2:3–4) “Christ commands humility and love of one’s neighbor, not seeking one’s own advantage.” Justin (1 Apology 33) “For you were once darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Walk as children of light.” Paul (Ephesians 5:8) “Christ teaches us to walk in the light, for we were once in darkness.” Justin (Dialogue with Trypho 61) “Be imitators of God, as beloved children, and walk in love..." Paul (Ephesians 5:1–2) “Christ commands us to imitate God and live in love..." Justin Martyr (1 Apology 33)
Old Testament fulfillments sounds like 1 Clement
So Papias corroborates the existence of Paul via Phillip? Wild.
 


It is feasible that other named characters mentioned in the Gospels served as eyewitness informants for the evangelists. Each example must be evaluated on an individual basis. Some of the oral traditions may very well go back to the apostles. Peter might have been the source of the story about the healing of his mother-in-law. Of course, the evangelists did not obtain all their material directly from eyewitnesses. Certain traditions could have been accurately transmitted even when eyewitnesses were not involved in the process.

Kok, Michael (2025). Four Evangelists and a Heresy Hunter p. 114 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEsUvum-u1g

Paul argues the Human Body is the Temple after the Temple of Jerusalem was destroyed in 70 AD: 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZLRR_CezEE

 

 


Monday, August 3, 2026

Google Glitch! Third party apps require a smart phone text for google verification even though google lets you use a landline

 While you can use a landline to receive verification codes via a voice call, some sign-in prompts may only offer text message (SMS) options. If you're unable to receive texts on your landline, you can add a mobile number or set up other verification methods to ensure you don't get locked out.

That's a serious google glitch! If google allows a landline phone call for verification then why does google set up only a text msge option for google sign in via third party apps? Google is trying to blame the thirty party apps that it created? strange.

That's what happens when you have three people owning over 50% of the wealth in the U.S.  - you get a fascist culture requiring you to own a "smart phone" that can track your every movement...

 

Saturday, August 1, 2026

Unpaid U.S. adult caregivers of the elderly is 10% of caregivers valued at over $1 trillion dollars!

 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5Kdv1t0NsE

 According to a 2019 report conducted by the AARP Public Policy Institute, approximately 41 million family caregivers provided 34 billion hours of unpaid care in 2017, the estimated value of which totaled $470 billion. This care is commonly provided at a huge personal cost to caregivers, including lost wages and benefits.

 https://www.caregiving.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/AARP1316_ExecSum_CaregivingintheUS_WEB.pdf

 Massive Population Growth: The number of unpaid family caregivers in the U.S. jumped by 9.5 million over five years, reaching 53 million adults (more than 1 in 5 Americans) since 2015.

 https://www.caregivingintheus.org/

 On average, family caregivers are 50 years old and care for someone 68 years old in Minnesota.
https://www.caregivingintheus.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/caregiving-in-the-us-2025-minnesota.doi_.10.26419-2fppi.00383.018.pdf

 Nearly all family caregivers (99%) help with at least one instrumental activity of daily living (IADL), such as shopping, managing finances, preparing meals, and handling transportation.

 Jul 9, 2026 — AARP's newest report, Valuing the Invaluable 2026, finds that the value of unpaid caregivers' contributions is now over 1 trillion dollars.

 https://mnraaa.org/family-caregiving/

 https://genderpolicyreport.umn.edu/who-cares-the-value-of-unpaid-carework-in-minnesota/

 Who Cares? is the first report to calculate the annual monetary contribution of unpaid carework to Minnesota’s economy—an astounding $88.1 billion per year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Roger Penrose repeats his retrocausal piano playing precognition "protoconsciousness" example

 

 1 hour 27 minutes in