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Daily Archives: July 8, 2016
Church Write-Up: God As Parent; a God Thing; Black Lives Matter
I have three topics for my church write-up today. Last Sunday, I went to a Baptist church. Most of the people who attend, as well as the pastor, are African-American. But there are a significant number of white people who … Continue reading
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2 Enoch and the Sermon on the Mount – 2 Enoch 38-63
Reading Acts When Enoch returns to his family in chapter 38 he begins to instruct them in what he has learned while in heaven. Enoch He mourns for his children who have not seen the face of the Lord (chapter … Continue reading
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The Monk and the Atheist (and no, it’s not the Beginning of a Joke…)
Originally posted on A Bagful of insights:
Richard Dawkins is perhaps the world’s most famous atheist. He might not be the most insightful, or the most learned, however. Indeed, when it comes to fields beyond his own expertise, evolutionary biology,…
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