Daily Archives: June 30, 2008

ACTS in Prayer

Posted on June 30, 2008 by jamesbradfordpate

I’m reading Victor Kuligin’s Ten Things I Wish Jesus Never Said. On some level, it’s like Hard Sayings of Jesus and Hard Sayings of the New Testament: it tries to explain away Jesus’ really difficult sayings (e.g., hate your parents, … Continue reading →

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Where Do We Go From Here?

Posted on June 30, 2008 by jamesbradfordpate

Last night, I was watching the Little House episode in which Mary went blind. Mary went to a school for the blind in Iowa, where she met Adam Kendall, her future husband. Adam tried to get her to stop feeling … Continue reading →

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John the Baptist: Could Steph Be Right?

Posted on June 30, 2008 by jamesbradfordpate

In my post, John the Baptist and Jesus, I had a discussion with Steph about whether or not John the Baptist proclaimed Jesus to be the Messiah. Steph argued that the synoptics do not present him doing so, and I … Continue reading →

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Debbi Morgan

Posted on June 30, 2008 by jamesbradfordpate

I was watching The Runaway on the Hallmark Channel last night, and it was about race in the 1949 South. It had Debbi Morgan on it (along with Maya Angelou and Dean Cain). I first saw Debbi Morgan on The … Continue reading →

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Blindness and Asperger’s on TV

Posted on June 30, 2008 by jamesbradfordpate

I’m watching the Little House on the Prairie in which Mary became blind. A few days ago, I watched the one in which her husband, Adam Kendall, regained his sight. On that one, Mary was supposed to be blind. Yet, … Continue reading →

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