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The Mind as a House
They say a cluttered desk can be a sign of a cluttered mind. While this isn't always true, it isn't unusual for our minds to project our processes of feelings and thoughts into physicality, almost as if to show us tangibly what our inner workings are doing. Sometimes...
A Few Christmas Notes
There is no Easter without Christmas; there is no point to Christmas if there is no Easter. Mary did, in fact, know. Knowing how God is, He had the stars ready at creation to move into position exactly for the the wise men to see when Jesus came. You can research and...
Look Outside for the Holidays
I know I've talked about all this before, but it's good to be reminded. We get so busy with our own holiday stuff that we sometimes forget there are others around us who aren't having as good of a time as we are, or we're the ones not having a good time because we're...
Science in the Bible
Yesterday during a sermon the speaker talked about one of the many reasons why he believes that the Bible is the real, factual, word of God and the actual historical accounts of God's people. He pointed out something I've known for a while but haven't thought much...
Story-Building
A friend and I have been story-building for several months now, and it's all becoming quite intricate and interconnected. That interconnectedness as well as the themes we've been exploring take inspiration from and remind us of real life. All the story-building that...
Acceptability and the Standards Thereof
Some friends and I have been talking, which is arguably "dangerous" because we frequently have questions and topics that make very good and sometimes controversial discussion points. I've decided to share one of them, just to get people thinking. While Christians are...