he turneth unto Christ, and through him he lifteth up himself against this feeling of God’s wrath and judgment, and believeth that not only the remnants of sin are not imputed unto him, but that
Politico – As the Trump administration slashes billions in funding for research, conducts mass firings of federal employees, and cracks down on institutions of higher education, American pain is turning into European gain. Across the
“We have no coherent message,” said Representative Jasmine Crockett, Democrat of Texas. “This guy is psychotic, and there’s so much, but everything that underlines it is white supremacy and hate. There needs to be a
Wasn’t it you who told me that when the United States entered World War I, it was practically over? A character in a book I started reading, ‘We Shall Not Sleep’ by Anne Perry, makes
Kingdom of God – the sovereign rule of God. That is what the resurrection and ascension of Jesus and the gift of the Spirit are all about. They are designed not to take us away
8/7/11 Meanwhile I am also reading In Memoriam AHH, which I started reading due to the famous phrase ‘Nature red in tooth and claw,’ quoted in Darwin’s Origin of Species. This is a very interesting
Luke Timothy Johnson article in Commonweal, cited in Wikipedia article on supersessionism. bc.edu has other stuff from L. Johnson in search. Also Boston College? Supersessionism comes up again in this week’s reading. Much has been made
That fact that the biblical version is strikingly similar to the Mesopotamian versions, as we have seen, reflects the cultural connections between these peoples. The differences between them reflect their different theologies. The Israelite version
The ‘English Novel’ course (Timothy Spurgin) caused me to read ‘Waverly’ by Sir Walter Scott, the inventor of the historical novel. This is the first of about 50 books he wrote. One other one that
“One of the big things we’re fighting for right now is collaboration. With the oncoming of (the neighborhood schools model) we’ve tried to come with the district to create ways to build time into our