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Daily Archives: May 16, 2013
Addicted to One’s Own Glory vs. Living for God’s Glory
I was reading through blogger and pastor Morgan Guyton’s archives yesterday. There’s usually something in his posts that really resonates with me, whether or not I agree with everything he’s saying. It’s like he has had many of the same … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Daily Quiet Time, I Kings, Religion
Tagged blogger, center of attention, guyton, holiness, mark driscoll, twitter
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Very Strange Bedfellows 9
I finished Jules Witcover’s Very Strange Bedfellows: The Short and Unhappy Marriage of Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew. The beginning of the book was good because it described what attracted Richard Nixon to Spiro Agnew. That reminds me of Stephen … Continue reading
Peck on the My Lai Massacre
In this post, I’d like to talk about M. Scott Peck’s discussion of the My Lai Massacre in his book, People of the Lie: The Hope for Healing Human Evil. Wikipedia defines the My Lai Massacre as: “the Vietnam War … Continue reading
Posted in History, Political Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Social Skills
Tagged m scott peck, People of the Lie, The Different Drum
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