Heather Tomlinson’s Substack
The scales fell off my eyes, everything came to life, and I write about it. Journalism from a Christian perspective. I'll link to my published work via free weekly posts, and add some interesting tidbits that I find along the way.
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The Rosary and the Bible (opens the original)
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The Holy Rosary is often perceived as a very Roman Catholic way to pray, even in danger of the ‘vain repetition’ that Jesus warns us about in Matthew 6. However my experience when I first started was that it was a powerful way to help me to focus on scripture and the life of Jesus, and an effective form of ‘mental prayer’, all of which should not be an obstacle to Protestants. I hope what follows might be useful for all Christians, although if you’re familiar with the Rosary it might make more s
The powerful experience of psychosis and mania (opens the original)
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Can you imagine living in a world in which none of the people around you can understand your motivations nor share your firmly held beliefs, where those who love you often regularly try to incarcerate you against your will and force you to take heavy sedatives, and where you see and hear many frightening things happen frequently? This can be the challenging experience of people living with the severe mental illness known as psychosis, a word that is not well understood in the non-psychiatric wor
Christian vs Muslim debating (opens the original)
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Hello folks. Just a quick update after I watched a clip from an interview with Christian apologist David Wood and I thought I’d share it with you. He’s talking to Matt Fradd so there will be a longer interview out there to watch too. I interviewed Wood many years ago. He has a fascinating story, both personally and in his ministry. In a nutshell, before he came to Christ he was a murderous psychopathic atheist; he came to Jesus after arguing with a Christian in prison, see his own video to learn
Watching ‘The Dog Stars’ (opens the original)
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There are not many recent films that I have enjoyed or made me think, especially none that share my values or explore topics that really interest me. So many are very dark, or morally ambiguous. A lot are woke. I don’t like Marvel movies and I don’t watch horror. So despite wanting to support my local cinema and loving the media of film, there hasn’t been much to tempt me to go there, and when I have I’ve been disappointed. I’ve walked out of a few films - The Devil wears Prada 2 (it was terribl
Preaching the gospel facing a gun (opens the original)
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One of my most enjoyable jobs is proof reading a small evangelistic publication, ‘Good News Newspaper’, which I’ve done since 2014. I like the work because it’s old school, I get to check a pdf of a laid out newspaper, similar to how I learned the trade before the internet changed everything. I also affirm its goal, which is to introduce the Christian faith to people who don’t believe. But most of all I enjoy it because it includes lots of encouraging testimonies of faith and the work of God. Th
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