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Daily Archives: September 4, 2011
Completing Hanson’s Dawn of Apocalyptic
I finished Paul Hanson’s Dawn of Apocalyptic. I enjoyed my reading today because I felt that Hanson illuminated biblical texts as well as highlighted the diversity of Scripture, but in a manner that demonstrated the different ideologies in conflict, rather … Continue reading
What Doesn’t Kill You…
On pages 1027-1028 of Stephen King’s IT, Eddie says to Richie, “I hate it when you call me Eds”, and Richie responds: “I know…but somebody has to toughen you up, Eds. When you stop leading the sheltered igszistence of a … Continue reading
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Supporting a Standard (Even When We Fall Short)
At church this morning, we prayed this prayer from the bulletin: “Even as we invite your presence, O God, we recognize that your holiness confronts us in our humanness. Our awareness of You reminds us of ways we have fallen … Continue reading
