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How Can We Make Sense of God’s “Wrath”? A Parable
© Jorge Royan : http:::www.royan.com.ar : CC-BY-SA-3.0, via Wikimedia Commons Once there was, and once there was not, an artist. He was good — very good. He painted beautiful scenes and portraits. He...
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How Can the Gospel be Good News Again? St. Athanasius of Alexandria
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My Problem. Whose Fault? (Heidelberg Catechism, Q. 7)
Apple a day, Patrick McFall, used under cc license In Leonard Bernstein’s “West Side Story” members of an urban gang consider the source of their problems. They sing it all to their favorite cop,...
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Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall: Heidelberg Catechism and the Law of God
Double Myself, by kinfung man, used under Creative Commons license You see someone looking in the mirror. Looking. Looking. What is he thinking? Better still, what are you thinking? Too much attention...
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Where Did That Mess Come From?
In the novel Leaven of Malice Robertson Davies has one character tell another You are in a richly varied mess, true enough. But, much as I like you, I am clear-eyed enough to see that it is the...
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Once there was, and once there was not, an artist. He was good — very good. He painted beautiful scenes and portraits. He had some wit and whimsy about him: Always, whether at the center or somewhere...
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We Christians proclaim “the gospel.” The word means “good news.” What happens when what we tell the world sounds old and worn — not “news” at all. Worse still, what happens when what we say doesn’t...
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In Leonard Bernstein’s “West Side Story” members of an urban gang consider the source of their problems. They sing it all to their favorite cop, Officer Krupke. Here’s their first theory. I’ll call it...
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You see someone looking in the mirror. Looking. Looking. What is he thinking? Better still, what are you thinking? Too much attention to his reflection — easy to suppose he likes what he sees. We mock...
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In the novel Leaven of Malice Robertson Davies has one character tell another You are in a richly varied mess, true enough. But, much as I like you, I am clear-eyed enough to see that it is the...
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