Monthly Archive: October 2009

Revelation and truth

Yesterday’s post on Reformation Day generated a lot of comments, so let’s keep it going. Amy responded to some of the comments about Luther’s beliefs with: Guys, what matters is TRUTH, not the failings of Luther or anyone else. How…
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Reformation day

Amy Deardon has a post today about Martin Luther and Reformation Day, and since she asked for my feedback, I’ll give some. I know many regard Martin Luther as a hero. I also know one person who, when we were…
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a party hat

“I need to have a party for you,” she thought to her guardian angel at one o’clock in the morning. “To show how much I appreciate you.” The house was quiet. In the dark illuminated only by the clock-light, she…
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2010 calendar available

You might remember that last year I talked about my stepfather’s Galapagos Island calendar project. If you’re new to the blog since then, my stepfather and stepbrother have put together paintings and drawings of the Galapagos Islands, arranged them into…
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inscribed

I found this in my journal from 10/2007: Today’s reading was the census tax. I was struck by how Jesus said, “Whose image is this, and whose name is inscribed on it?” Because that’s the first time I really connected…
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