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Daily Archives: August 21, 2018
Understanding How We Come to Know God: Through The Being of God in Christ For Us; Or Through Human Being Come to God By Created and Uncreated Grace? — The Evangelical Calvinist
How do we know God? There are traditions for answering that very question; I follow a particular tradition in contrast to another prominent tradition. This post will explore this question by providing some lengthy description of its unfolding in 20th … Continue reading
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Book Write-Up:Cryptic, by Darryl Anka
Darryl Anka. Shards of a Shattered Mirror, Book 1: Cryptic. VBW Publishing, 2017. See here to buy the book. This book is a combination of science fiction and fantasy. It is science fiction in that it is set in the … Continue reading
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Written in 2017, Relevant in 2018 and Beyond
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With the year drawing to a close, and because I like lists, I wanted to highlight the ten pieces I wrote in 2017 that I believe remain most relevant for 2018 and beyond. #10: The Trump…
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