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Tag Archives: Forgiveness
What Does It Mean to “Receive” Forgiveness?
I would like to interact with a couple of statements that I read recently about forgiveness. A. Christian apologist Nick Peters wrote a post entitled “Can I Be Forgiven?” Peters refers to Jesus’ parable about the unmerciful servant in Matthew … Continue reading
Book Write-Up: Do Yourself a Favor…Forgive, by Joyce Meyer
Joyce Meyer. Do Yourself a Favor…Forgive: Learn How to Take Control of Your Life Through Forgiveness. New York, Boston, Nashville: FaithWords, 2012. See here to buy the book. I saw this book at the library, and I reluctantly decided to … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Religion
Tagged Do Yourself a Favor...Forgive, Forgiveness, joyce meyer
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Repentance, Forgiveness, and the State Clemency Board
I was flipping through channels last night before going to bed, and I came across some hearings that were being conducted by the state Board of Pardons and Clemency. This channel is sort of like a local C-Span—-it probably is … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Religion
Tagged clemency, Forgiveness
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Forgiveness and Giving
At church this morning, the overall theme of the service was forgiveness. Also, someone from an organization that serves veterans spoke to us, particularly about the problem of veteran homelessness. Where am I on forgiveness? Well, I do try to … Continue reading
Peck on Forgiveness
I started M. Scott Peck’s Further Along the Road Less Traveled: The Unending Journey Toward Spiritual Growth. In my latest reading, one topic that Peck discussed was forgiveness. According to Peck, some people act as if forgiveness is an easy … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Religion
Tagged christianity, Forgiveness, Further Along the Road Less Traveled, gerald jampolsky, imperfect human beings, literature, m scott peck, Religion, theology
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Forgiving Each Day in Prayer
When I was doing my daily quiet time recently in the Book of Numbers, studying Numbers 28, I checked my notes on that chapter that I took a few years ago. Numbers 28-29 is about the sacrifices that are offered … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Daily Quiet Time, Life, Mark, Matthew, Numbers, Religion, School, Weekly Quiet Time
Tagged c s lewis, Forgiveness, Lord's Prayer
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Blinded by Might 7
In my latest reading of Blinded by Might: Why the Religious Right Can’t Save America, by Cal Thomas and Ed Dobson, I started the section of the book entitled “The Interviews”, in which Cal Thomas interviews prominent people on the … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Matthew, Political Philosophy, Politics, Religion
Tagged Bill Armstrong, Blinded by Might, Cal Thomas, ed dobson, Evangelical, Forgiveness, George McGovern, Mark Hatfield, martin luther king jr, Matthew 25, platitudes, Religious Right, Romans 10, You can't legislate morality
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Psalm 99
For my weekly quiet time this week, I will blog about Psalm 99. Psalm 99 talks about the LORD reigning in righteousness, as the earth and the people in it tremble and are encouraged to praise the LORD’s name. V … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Psalms, Religion, Weekly Quiet Time
Tagged Aaron, Augustine, Bible, Discipline, Fearsome, Forgiveness, golden calf, Keil-Delitzsch, Moses, Ripe Old Age, Samuel, Saul
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