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Daily Archives: June 9, 2013
Applying Luke 7 (Jesus Raising the Widow’s Son from the Dead)
At church this morning, the pastor was preaching about a story in Luke 7, in which Jesus raises from the dead a widow’s only son, who died at a young age. This story has troubled me somewhat. V 13 says … Continue reading
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Ambrose’s Nixon: Ruin and Recovery 2
For my blog post today on Stephen Ambrose’s Nixon: Ruin and Recovery, 1973-1990, I’ll use as my starting-point something that Ambrose says about the Vietnam War on page 57: “But no matter how strong the President’s words, they could not … Continue reading
