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One Third of all Married People on FB Attended the Same College
BuzzFeed. 15% attended the same high school.
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Phil Vischer Podcast Links Episode 72
YouTube Share Link A shoutout to WoodyNook CRC in Alberta where Phil visited and discovered that the Dutch add an extra s to Visscher. 🙂 Saudi cleric warns driving could damage women’s ovaries Christian group in Kansas sues claiming teaching … Continue reading
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“My Hosanna is born of a furnace of doubt”
Fyodor Dostoevsky
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From Miley Cyrus to Confirmation
How does the church facilitate “coming of age”. Hermeneutics
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Bernard of Clairvaux
Grateful to the Dead Quote: Throughout his career, Bernard’s teaching focused on love—in a positive, personal vein, but not a sentimental one. He talked about the relationship between the self and God. Borrowing a good deal from Augustine, Bernard, in … Continue reading
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Wisdom: What is It? by Tim Keller (What is the Fear of the LORD: Negative Fear vs. Positive Fear)
Notes from Tim Keller’s Sermon “Wisdom: What Is It” (First my own comment. These notes that I take on Keller sermons are always somewhere between transcript and paraphrase. Do you want to know which one? You’d have to listen to … Continue reading
The God Pharaoh Should Have Been
In Appreciation of Pharaoh Pharaoh always gets a bad rap in the Exodus story and that’s too bad. Dialing back our judgmental posture towards Pharaoh might afford us a bit of enlightenment. I always wondered why Pharaoh didn’t just kill … Continue reading
“is Jesus Greater than the stuff Jesus cared about?”
Great question from In a Mirror Dimly: Ed Cyzewski  My comment. This is a terrific question. One of those questions that it worth returning to again and again. THE question that launched Christianity is “Jesus, what is he?” After … Continue reading →