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Tag: Scripture

September 24, 2017August 28, 2020

On Silence

We know little about the first 30 years of Jesus’ life. History is mostly silent on the matter. I sometimes ponder about the Jesus of his teens and 20s: What did he do when he was a young adult? Did he do the work of his earthly father, Joseph? (A carpenter.) Or did he do […]

Posted in Reflection, Reformation 500. Tagged Faith, Fasting, Humanity, Jesus, Meditation, Prayer, Scripture. 1 Comment
September 22, 2017August 28, 2020

On Protest and Reform

The two roots of the Protestant Reformation: Protest and Reform. To truly appreciate the Reformation and to discover how it can still impact our lives today, we need to value both of these roots. Some people are only focused on protest, in the sense of resistance. To them, the goal of the Protestant movement is […]

Posted in Reflection, Reformation 500. Tagged Faith, Modernity, Protest, Reformation, Scripture. 1 Comment

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