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Daily Archives: November 19, 2018
Nancy Pelosi and the horse trading progressives
Originally posted on Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist:
Nancy Pelosi has been making news lately as an obstacle to the transformation of the Democratic Party into the kind of European Social Democratic Party the DSA and Sandernistas yearn for. There…
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‘Early’ Does Not Necessarily Mean It Should Be Normative: Engaging with Assurance of Salvation in the Early Church
via ‘Early’ Does Not Necessarily Mean It Should Be Normative: Engaging with Assurance of Salvation in the Early Church
Millgram-why Ahab was worse than the others — theoutwardquest
As we begin to discuss Hillel Millgram’s insights into the stories of Elijah and Ahab from his book The Elijah Enigma, it may help to have before us a text: . . .Ahab did more to provoke the anger of … Continue reading
Church Write-Up: Confidence, and Other Items
Here are some items from last Sunday’s church services. I will not proofread this—-just to forewarn you! A. The main text at the LCMS service was Hebrews 10:15-25. That text talks about how believers have confidence to enter the holy … Continue reading
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