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Daily Archives: July 16, 2013
Leaders 1
I started Richard Nixon’s 1982 book Leaders, which profiles various world leaders, many of whom Nixon knew. In this post, I’ll use as my starting-point something that Nixon says on pages 25-26. Nixon is talking about Winston Churchill, and how … Continue reading
More Muddled than I Thought, but Not Totally Muddled
On pages 10-11 of The Orthodox Corruption of Scripture, Bart Ehrman states the following: “Nowhere are the blurred lines separating ‘acceptable’ and ‘aberrant’ beliefs more evident than in the ‘popular’ Christian literature of the second and third centuries, literature, that … Continue reading
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