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Daily Archives: November 6, 2011
What Have You Done?; Boo’ya Moon
I have two items for my write-up today on Stephen King’s Lisey’s Story: 1. A significant part of the book is when Scott’s father kills Scott’s brother, Paul, because Paul is going mad, and even undergoing dramatic physical transformations. Before … Continue reading
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Eschatology and All-Saints’ Day
I enjoyed the sermon at church this morning. It was about eschatological expectations and how there are non-Christians who believe that the Christian belief that Jesus will come back and set things right promotes apathy about solving problems in the … Continue reading
