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Wisdom in dog terms
Posted on Feb 7, 2012
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Existential Multitasking
Posted on Feb 4, 2012
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Hipster Nimoy
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Manual for the Cold
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The sport of the future
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“Masculine” Christianity: Two views
Posted on Feb 2, 2012
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A place neither saves nor destroys: deeds do
Posted on Feb 2, 2012
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I wish I had a great lake of ale for the King of kings
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Photoshop verdict
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Hallowe’en: An Orthodox approach
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A Psalter for Prayer
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Sola Scriptura
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Why does God sing?
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Pelagius: To Demetrias
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Is this a Christian creed?
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Justinian’s Flea
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The Polyeleos (Psalm 135) in Arabic
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On the Incarnation
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Do you know him?
Posted on Mar 28, 2010
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What if Jack Kirby had drawn “The Watchmen” in the 1960s?
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Can a scientist believe in the Resurrection?
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Try another angle Posted on Nov 29, 2010
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One Day a Week Restaurant
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Hearing silence
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- The Only Thing That Can Stop This Asteroid Is Your Liberal Arts Degree Posted on Apr 22, 2010
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How is the story of Abraham and Isaac a moral example?
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I’ma let you finish, but 1896 had the best currency notes of ALL TIME
Posted on Apr 3, 2011
Succinct.
Let’s see…I’m trying to remember. Was it the green pill or the red pill I’m supposed to take to stay in Wonderland?
Reminds me of this quote written about 1600 years ago::
“We should therefore pay no attention to such as are deceived by sensory things, and should not uncritically follow those who remain attached to what is worldly because they have never given thought to spiritual realities. To rely upon such men, and to consider that they have made a wise choice in pursuing transitory pleasures, is to put our trust in those who lack any criterion for making a sound judgment; it is like using the blind as judges of color or the deaf as music critics” – St. Neilos the Ascetic