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Deleted post due to the fact that I think the topic needs more research, well citations, on my part and all of these books are at the public library or online. It’s something I see but I’m not sure I can convince others of. But these books have influenced my thinking in the regards to … Continue reading How We Got “Gay Marriage”
A recommended article that needs to be kept making the rounds even if it is two years old. http://m.theatlantic.com/sexes/archive/2012/12/the-pill-contraceptive-or-abortifacient/266725/ Continue reading The Pill: Contraceptive or Abortifacient? – Atlantic Mobile
Since I read so many books, I thought I would share what I’ve been reading. Hence, Book Report. I plan I making this a regular series, because, like I said, I read a lot. Non-fiction Hobson, Theo.(2013) Reinventing Liberal Christianity. Hobson gives an excellent history of the theological and philosophical developments in Protestantism, especially as … Continue reading Book Report
I didn’t mean for a third part but there are a few more things I wanted to point out. And I’ll stop at three parts because trilogies are better and more compact. Too many sequels hurt the franchise (just look at Police Academy movies or Star Trek TV shows)(*facepalm* I’m so dating myself). 13.Telling people … Continue reading Akk…Part Three
I hadn’t intended to write a second part, heck I hate reading series in books usually because, the library doesn’t have the complete series, but I forgot a few things in my way too long post yesterday. Sorry for the wordiness yesterday and possibly today. Another reason I quit reading those blogs was finding smoke … Continue reading Why I No Longer…Part Two
In this case, read certain blogs or visit certain types of websites and forums. They aren’t good for me. They don’t benefit me in anyway. I noticed in my paper journaling a few months ago I was expressing dissatisfaction about a certain Christian blog I was reading and how I was treated for posting a … Continue reading Why I No Longer…
I think that’s where I’ve failed in the past. Seeing Lent as a time of punishment, of castigating myself, to make up for all my failures. I had never heard Lent as anything other than as doing without, sacrificing, giving up, abstaining, faster. Always loss, no gain. There was no going towards anything, no journey, … Continue reading Lent: It’s NOT Punishment
