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Dinesh D’Souza, Calvinism and the kitchen table (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, I opened X to post a morning Bible verse and had my attention captured by a seeming oddity. Dinesh DâSouza, whom I have only ever known as an astute political commentator, was commenting on Calvinism, sometimes called Reformed Theology. To see a political type weigh in on Scriptural matters is not necessarily the oddity; the memory of Hillary Clinton adopting a degrading-sounding Southern/Black inflected cadence in a church in Alabama as she quoted a gospel hymn left scars in
Talk to people (opens the original)
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Acts 17:26 And hath made of one blood all nations of men for to dwell on all the face of the earth, and hath determined the times before appointed, and the bounds of their habitation... This column goes out to my cousins â all 8.8 billion of you. Paul, speaking on Mars Hill, noted we are all from the bloodline of the same ancestor, Adam. That means that all of us are very literally family, at least way, way down the line somewhere. I enjoy remembering that when I travel; it reminds me to talk
Cooler days are just ahead (opens the original)
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I do not believe I have ever lived through a hotter summer. This is both atmospherical and situational for me. In addition to the high 90s on the thermometer, my two primary tasks for the last several weeks have been repairing the churchâs large asphalt parking lot and stripping the roof over our home garage and replacing it with metal roofing. I have drunk gallons of fluid each day and still lost nearly ten pounds, all while eating like a moose to try and keep my weight up. I know that others
Changed lives are worth the praise (opens the original)
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Churches and their expressions of jubilation/praise vary widely based on who and what they are. From my rather admittedly limited experience, limited, but not zero, I have found Catholics and Presbyterians and Methodists and Nazarenes to be a rather staid sort; there is generally not much more than a whispered amen from time to time, if that, and certainly no standing or clapping or swaying. On the other end of the spectrum, I will likely never forget, even should I live to be a hundred, being i
Pastors, members should let preachers’ kids be kids (opens the original)
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Children of preachers have a unique life. Where a man heeds the call to ministry, and a wife willing joins her husband in ministry, children are plopped into all of it with no say in the matter. They get birthed, a couple of days later they are in the church nursery, and before they are even really old enough to grasp the situation, someone is snootily looking down on them proclaiming âI never expected a Pastorâs child to have a diaper like THAT!â Things often go downhill pretty fast from
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