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Who's afraid of science? (has been updated)

Who’s afraid of science? (has been updated)

Above all, do not attempt to use science (I mean, the real sciences) as a defence against __________. They will positively encourage him to think about realities he can’t touch and see. There have been sad cases among the modern physicists. If he must dabble in science, keep him on ...
the way back home - from hell on earth to heaven

The Way Back Home

The Way Back Home.  But the way back home from where?  And to where?  I first wrote this one back on October 25, 2013. I cried when I wrote it. It still makes me cry. Even when I hear this song now, it's got a whole added meaning to it ...
So in love with two

So in love with two

Having what we think we need - in other words, what we want - isn't necessarily enough. Somewhere inside us is a realization that what we really need is something else ...
What's next?  - about me, March 2017 update

What’s next? – about me, March 2017 update

For as long as I can remember, I've thought my life would end when God's done with me. There were times when I was pretty sure He was - but apparently I was wrong. Then it was time to ask - what's next ...
Who is afraid of science?  God?  Satan?  You?

Who is afraid of science? God? Satan? You?

On top of that, many people are taught that science is too hard to understand. The truth is, pretty much anything can be made to seem to hard to understand. If someone uses really big words - words that are only known to the "insiders" in whatever field it may ...
Can we know if God still cares about us?

Can we know if God still cares about us?

Can we know if God still cares? Of course, that assumes that God did exist in the past. And it assumes that God still exists now. And it assumes that at least at some time in the past - God used to care. That's a lot of assumptions. Whether you ...
What does God want from us?

What does God want from us?

What does God want from us? When we pray, we often ask God for all sorts of things.  And we're often disappointed if we don't get everything we wanted - NOW!  Have you ever thought about it the other way around? What do you think He wants from us?  And ...

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What does God want from us? is reflective in nature. Here are the key points:
Reflective Nature: The article encourages readers to consider their personal perceptions of God and challenges them to reflect on their relationship with Him.
Personal Inquiry: It poses introspective questions about what God desires from us and how we perceive His character.
Biblical References: The text includes Bible passages to support its points, inviting readers to contemplate the nature of God’s love and expectations.
Emotional Connection: The author shares personal experiences and emotions, aiming to connect with the reader on a deeper level.

It's week three of radiation treatment - time to be thankful

It’s week three of radiation treatment – time to be thankful – Psalm 23

Yesterday, I began the third week of my radiation treatment for prostate cancer. As I was laying in the tomography machine, the 23rd Psalm began to go through my mind. It was very comforting. Peaceful. Reassuring. And yes, that is the Psalm with the valley of the shadow of death ...
Baseball players practice - Do you ever practice living a Christian life of faith?

Do you ever practice living a Christian life of faith?
Or do you put Jesus on hold 'til you really need Him?

Do you ever practice living a Christian life of faith? Huh? Practice? What's to practice? Doesn't the Holy Spirit just kind of come in and take over? Why do I need to practice anything? I'm too busy practicing for my career to worry about this kind of thing! ...

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Do you ever practice living a Christian life of faith? is primarily a topical Bible study, but raises reflective questions. Here’s a brief overview:
Topical Approach: It explores the topic of practicing faith in daily life, drawing parallels between professional dedication and spiritual growth.
Reflective Questions: The page encourages self-reflection on one’s commitment to practicing faith, akin to an athlete’s regular training.
Scriptural References: Passages from Matthew 22:34-40, Exodus 20:1-17, and Matthew 4:1-11 are cited to emphasize foundational Christian practices2.
Application Encouraged: Readers are urged to consider how they can apply these principles in various aspects of life, not just on Sundays.

Do not be afraid because of them!

Do not be afraid because of them! But who is “them”?
Said by both Moses and Jesus

Do not be afraid because of them! That might sound good. But who said it? Who was it said to? Does it apply to us? And who is "them"? Who is it that we shouldn't be afraid of? Oh yeah - why shouldn't we be afraid? These are all good ...
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