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Daily Archives: March 15, 2010
Peter Graves, Feminine Mystique 5, Josephus on Women, Post-Exilic Unhewn Stones, Math vs. the Humanities, Unfit for God (Yet Ready or Not!)
1. I just learned that Peter Graves has passed away. Peter Graves is known for various roles, but I honor him as Pastor Eric Camden’s father on 7th Heaven, Colonel John Camden. Here are some posts that I wrote about … Continue reading
Posted in 7th Heaven, Bible, Deaths, Greco-Roman, Philosophy, Religion, Television, Women's History Month
One’s Basis for Moral Conduct, Dependent After All, One Side or the Other, Fasting, Natural Family Planning
1. Louis Feldman’s Josephus’s Interpretation of the Bible (page 179): That [Josephus] was acquainted with Plato is clear from his remark that if one examines Plato’s laws, they will frequently be found less demanding than the Jewish code and more … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, Greco-Roman, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Religion
