The artwork is very interesting although controversial.

Speaking of which, I love all the debate on the previous page about whether or not Maxima was in the right about attacking Sciona, and how she did it, and who is culpable for the bridge. I could totally see lawyers arguing all the points back and forth.

A blog about Theology, Philosophy, and my insights on life. I spent this past weekend having a much needed mini-getaway with God. Think about thoughts as water flowing through a faucet. Painting a picture of Creation.

Bringing Ancient Thought into Modern Light. Choice as Participation in Creation. Recently I have been feeling overwhelmed by the weight of the future. Every plan I have had about where I would be by now has not come true, and I have been struggling with what to do next. Should I reapply for graduate school and continue to put effort into that vein, or should I focus on starting a career and looking for a job and moving on? Is it feasible to do both? Of my trying to do my best? .

I grew up in a staunchly. Is there biblical ground for affirming it? I still stand by this definition today, though in passing conver.

Then on Wednesday, it was Barfield; yesterday, it was Tolkien. I do not need to give a survey here, as Brenton Dickieson.

Wisdom from The Lord of the Rings. A weekly blog exploring the wisdom of The Lord of the Rings. Faramir shows us a Man who is his True Self. When I first began to think about writing about. The Lord of the Rings. A particular scene from the story came to mind before any other. Frodo and Sam are in the refuge behind the Falls of Henneth Annûn and are about to eat with Faramir and his men. The Lord of the Rings. Man, then, can only fully be said to be alive when he becomes plainly conscious of the real mea.

When I began writing this meditation on Jacob wrestling with God and its implications for the spiritual life, I did not intend it to be another essay on suffering. Yet the theme came of its own accord, and has some continuity with thoughts posted here. The story, found in Genesis 32, should be familiar. Jacob, traveling to meet his estranged brother Esau, camps alone at the ford of Jabbok. My own exegesis of this passage focuses on the.

me Learning to be a Disciple in Everyday Life. Learning to be a Disciple in Everyday Life. Change of Actions or Change of Heart. At the beginning of the year, I joined with a group of people from Westbrook in a Bible reading plan. We are following a plan that if done right would take us through the Bible in one year.