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Daily Archives: October 21, 2012
Being Noticed
At church this morning, the sermon title was entitled “Not About You”. In my opinion, this was the best-delivered sermon that I’ve heard my pastor give since I started attending this church about two years ago. It wasn’t my favorite … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Dating, Religion, Social Skills
Tagged Church, personal advancement, prayer of confession, Religion, sermon title, spirituality
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Bruce Bartlett’s The New American Economy 3: Public Works Projects
In my latest reading of The New American Economy: The Failure of Reaganomics and a New Way Forward, Bruce Bartlett critiques public works projects. This took me aback somewhat, for Bartlett (if I understand him correctly) believes that the government … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Political Philosophy, Politics
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