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Daily Archives: September 2, 2011
Wrestling with Division
In my reading today of Paul Hanson’s Dawn of Apocalyptic, Hanson offered more thoughts on the diversity of Scripture from Israel’s post-exilic period. Over the past few days, I have talked about Hanson’s belief that apocalyptic eschatology emerged from a … Continue reading
Henry the Lost Soul
On pages 921-922 of Stephen King’s IT, Henry Bowers as an adult is trying to kill Mike Hanlon with a knife, for Henry is serving as an instrument of IT. Mike quietly tells Henry to put the knife down, and … Continue reading
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