Daily Archives: November 1, 2018

Intermittent miracles — Triablogue

One of the puzzling features of the Christian life is the uneven and unpredictable distribution of divine interventions. Why does God perform a miracle for one Christian but not another? 454 more words via Intermittent miracles — Triablogue

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Election Was Barth’s Hook: Contra the Five Point Calvinists and the Absolutum Decretum

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The Myth of Jewish Pining for Return to Palestine — Vridar

For readers interested in a few notes from The Pity of It All by historian Amos Elon. Herzl envisaged a modern Exodus organized on a “scientific” basis. 32 more words via The Myth of Jewish Pining for Return to Palestine — … Continue reading

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Military Escalation in Europe Is Like Runaway Train: It’s Time to Slow It Down — OffGuardian

This is the first of the two articles we are publishing today on NATO’s Trident Juncture 2018 military exercise being held October 25-November 7, 2018. by Arkady Savitsky, October 29, 2018, via Strategic Culture Much has been said about the … Continue reading

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Church Write-Up: Revelation 7:9-17

Here are some items for my Church Write-Up about last Wednesday’s LCMS Bible study. A. One of our texts was Revelation 7:9-17. The pastor talked about how the constellations were believed to tell stories, and he said that the Book … Continue reading

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