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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Celebrating pagan holidays
Listen to anyone criticize Christianity and eventually they may mention the notion that Christian holidays are based on pagan holidays. Which would make sense if ancient Christians celebrated modern holidays like Christmas and Easter. But they didn’t. The book of … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian holidays, Christian traditions, Christianity, Easter, Easter Sunday, followers of Jesus, Good Friday, Janus, Jesus, Maundy Thursday, Mithra, non-Christians, pagans
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Jesus and Socrates – for non-Christians
We have exactly zero writings of Socrates today, do you believe he existed? If you take the four Gospels, and consider them as the four different accounts they are, written at four different places, at different times, by different people, … Continue reading
I’m a horrible example of a Christian
I’ve determined I’m a horrible example of a Christian. (I am a wonderful father, just not someone you can point to and say, “he is a good example of a Christian.”) I reached this conclusion during a time of deep … Continue reading
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Tagged bad Christians, Christians, Franklin Graham, Grace, hypocritical Christians, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Lent, Paul, salvation, Scripture
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The devil went down to Georgia
Have you heard about Kelly Renee Gissendaner? The Georgia woman is on death row for a murder she didn’t commit, but did plan with her lover, the actual killer. Her lover, Gregory Owen, plead guilty to the murder and assisted … Continue reading
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Tagged death penalty, execution, Jesus, Jim Wallis, Kelly Renee Gissendaner, transformation
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Namaste at Costco
Shopping at Costco today, my wife and baby and I garnered a lot of attention because we were wearing matching hockey jerseys. Checking out, I struck up a brief conversation with the man boxing our items. Probably in his late … Continue reading
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Tagged Assalam Alaikum, Costco, Franklin Graham, Hindu, Muslim, Namaste, Washington Capitals
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Shadowboxing with God
Are you familiar with Plato’s allegory of the cave? A super simple explanation goes like this: People are chained in a cave, facing a back wall, unable to turn their heads. There’s a fire behind the people and objects hung … Continue reading
Intercessory prayer
Intercessory prayer. A blog about prayer and my daughter, from the other blog I write.
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