Miscellaneous
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Divine Justice: Your Contributions
Dear all, I recently posed this question to readers of this blog: What Does Divine Justice Mean to You? I was originally planning to weave all of your responses into a single article, but decided that a better idea would be to share your responses one by one over a period of a couple of… Continue reading
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Where There Is Hardship, There Is Also Ease
It’s wonderful how God is most gracious in answering our prayers, even though it can at times seem as though our pleading goes unanswered. The key is to persist and remind oneself that God is listening and working everything together for good. His awesome power and knowledge means He knows best how to respond to… Continue reading
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Universal Reconciliation with Curt Parton
Hello friends, I hope your week is off to a good start. As I progress with research for my upcoming book about divine justice, I will be exploring the thoughts of different philosophers and theologians who have written about the subject. Within Christianity, there is a perspective called universal reconciliation, which simply put is the… Continue reading
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Divine Justice: Last Call for Contributions!
Dear all, If you weren’t already aware, I’m doing research at the moment for a book I intend to write about divine justice. The book will explore theological and philosophical ideas related to this subject, comparing different perspectives. At this stage in the project, I’m looking to get input from readers of this blog related… Continue reading
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Answers to Prayer 🙌
Happy Monday everyone! I received a wonderful answer to prayer yesterday. Having spent a few weeks praying that I would find a local Christian fellowship, on Sunday I went along to a church service and it was truly wonderful, surpassing all expectations. Praise God! Not only was the church service a huge blessing, but I… Continue reading
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The Fleeting Nature of Life
Hello friends, I hope you’re all in good spirits. The weekend is here! 🎉 Actually, if truth be told, weekends are a double-edged sword for me at present. While on the one hand they are an opportunity to feel more relaxed, on the other hand they are often the time I feel most spiritually vulnerable… Continue reading
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