Daily Archives: October 29, 2016

Mysteries Of The Bible: What Is The Connection Between Love And Respect?

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In applying the Bible to our own lives, we have a great deal of difficulty in doing so because of our incorrect understanding of words because of incorrect teachings, because it is hard to know what is meant by someone … Continue reading →

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If You Need To Crash, Then Crash And Burn; You’re Not Alone

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Recently while listening to some music I came across a set of YouTube users who had managed to compile various lengthy videos as best of collections for the defunct Australian pop-rock duo Savage Garden.  Little thought of or remembered at … Continue reading →

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Movie Review: Hail Caesar

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Hail Caesar, directed by the Coen Brothers, is a strange sort of film that is both incredibly polished but ultimately unsatisfying.  Populated, as many of the brothers’ films are, by odd and quirky individuals, the film seeks to amuse the … Continue reading →

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Non-Book Review: Henry Of Lancaster’s Expedition To Aquitaine, 1345-46

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Henry Of Lancaster’s Expedition To Aquitaine, 1345-46:  Military Service And Professionalism In The Hundred Years’ War, by Nicholas A. Gribit As someone who reads quite prolifically for the De Re Militari, I have developed quite a library on various matters … Continue reading →

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