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Tree of Life
I’ve been thinking about family lately…not really surprising since I’m in the “family way” I suppose. Genetics and family history and nature vs. nurture….all normal thoughts for a pregnant woman. But I feel like I got a “Bam!” kind … Continue reading
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Tagged aborted, abortion, ancestor, ancestors, bible, brother, chidlren, child, christ, days, dna, family, father, genetic, genetics, god, god's, history, humanity, identity, kid, leave family, matthew, miscarriage, miscarried, mother, soul, sovereign, sovereignity, time, tree of life, verse, verses
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True Love
I’ve just watched “Lost in Austen” (2008), a story where a modern woman finds herself in Jane Austen’s world of Pride and Prejudice. One scene in particular struck me. One of the characters says to another (won’t mention names in … Continue reading
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Tagged beauty, bible, Christian, god, goodness, jane austen, lost in austen, pride and prejudice, reality, review, shadow, truth
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Sick society
I think our society is sick…really, truly, stuck in the ICU for societies. And possibly it’s nowhere more clearly seen than at a car dealership. This might seem strange, after I wrote about how I didn’t think gay marriage was … Continue reading
Sin
I have been perplexed since moving back to California. While I was gone (the last 10 years) there has been a great deal of furor over the initial gay marriage legalization, then repeal, then…what? now. It seems odd to me … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, bob, bob hamer, book, california, child, Christian, covet, evil, fbi, gay, gay marriage, god, hamer, homosexual, homosexuality, law, legalize, lie, marriage, molest, nambla, oppose, prop 8, proposition 8, sex, sin, steal, undercover
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Getting Ready
I just finished reading the book “The Missionary Call” (see below) and one of his points hit home. In his discussion on being ready to serve in the waiting period before “going” on missions, he mentions something I hadn’t thought … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, black, bmi, child watch, Christian, diet, dieting, dress, exercise, exercising, fit, fit into dress, healthy, little, little black dress, missionary, missions, mom, mother, open doors, out, prep, preparation, program, review, weight, working, working out, workout, ymca
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Like light
How closely the Christian life is like the nature of light. Continue reading
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Tagged bible, book, c.s. lewis, Christian, cs lewis, goal, god, law, lewis, life, light, nature of light, particle, path, peak, physics, refraction, romans, screwtape letters, study, the screwtape letters, trough, undulation, wave
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Bondage
Society in bondage and it makes me sad. Continue reading
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Tagged bible, bondage, capitalism, childcar, childcare, children, communism, go back to work, good, life, money, purpose, raise child, slavery, socialism, work
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Wise foolishness
House proves the point. Continue reading
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Tagged bible, christianity, foolishness, god, gregory house, house, tv show, wisdom
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Finally
I’ve been working on an article about spiritual considerations for sterilization for a long time. It’s finally done. http://hubpages.com/hub/Christian-Considerations-for-Sterilization It might be published elsewhere, but here it is now.
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Tagged bible, choice, Christian, ethic, moral, tubal ligation, vasectomy
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Comfortable in the land of good enough
If you cut a sandwich in half and the two halves weren’t exactly the same size, would you throw it away and make a new one? Probably not. Nor would you spend 30 minutes in front of the mirror making … Continue reading
