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Daily Archives: November 19, 2012
The Serving and Served Messiah
I said in one of my posts on Friday that, today, I would write about my church’s Bible study. We’re going through A Fragile Stone, Peter: Jesus’ Friend, with Michael Card. A point that Michael Card has made more than … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, Jewish-Christian Relations, Life, Rabbinics, Religion, School
Tagged A Fragile Stone, jesus friend, messianic expectations, Michael Card, Religion, richard carrier, theology, time of jesus
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Kristin Luker’s Abortion and the Politics of Motherhood 4
I have two items for my write-up today on Kristin Luker’s Abortion and the Politics of Motherhood. 1. I found Luker’s discussion of women’s jobs to be interesting—-and I should note that she doesn’t believe that women should be limited … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Abortion, Abortion and the Politics of Motherhood, Catholic, jobs, Kristin Luker, women
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Beginning The Cambridge Companion to Philo
I started The Cambridge Companion to Philo. Philo was a Hellenistic Jewish philosopher in Alexandria, Egypt during the first century C.E. In this post, I’ll comment on what stood out to me in each essay that I have read so … Continue reading
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