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Join the Discussion: Syntactical Fallacies in New Testament Interpretation
ByempowerEnergion author Thomas Hudgins, translator of Aprenda a leer el Griego del Nuevo Testamento, is asking for discussion of syntactical fallacies. Many of us are more aware of lexical fallacies. If you know a bit about this, go help out the discussion.
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Christmas question for today
ByempowerWe at EDN are in a period of reflection and contemplation for the important season of Christmas. Our attention will be on raising certain questions that we invite you to comment on. We will return to our series probing controversial issues on January 4th. TODAY’S QUESTION: If Jesus is the Prince of Peace, how is…
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Traces of grace in the grit: Holy humus!
Byempowerby Kent Ira Groff A woman on silent retreat was praying when she and I heard a construction worker say, “Holy shit!” Later she and I queried: Can this pop phrase mask our human yearning for life’s “waste” to morph into wholeness—even holiness? Maybe some folks are “praying” without knowing it—that life’s lowest places might…
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Gathering of the Eternal Five (3rd Installment)
ByempowerWhen God spoke with actions Chapter 2. Tremiyo agreed, “We’re living in a cradle of miracles. Mary Magdalene was the first to see Jesus the morning of his resurrection. God granted a life to Joachim and Anna in their child Mary and has returned Jesus to finish his earthly assignments before residing in the house…
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The Gathering of the Eternal Five: A Tale Worth Repeating
ByempowerChapter 9 And he said to them, “Do not be amazed; You seek Jesus of Nazareth, who was crucified. He has risen, he is not here. But go, tell his disciples and Peter that he is going before you to Galilee: there you will see him, as he told you. Mark 16: 6-7 NIV…
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Is the Church Responsible for the Environmental Crisis?
Byempowerby Bill Tuck www.friarsfragment.com We need to ask some questions about the whole problem with the environment, pollution and ecology. The first question is this– do churches and Christians have any responsibility for the crises in which we find ourselves today? There are some scientists who are saying, “Oh yes, Churches and Christians are largely…
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