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Tag Archives: peace
Book Review: Reconciliation: The Continuing Agenda
Reconciliation: The Continuing Agenda, edited by Robert J. Kennedy What is the relationship between repentance, penance, and reconciliation? Admittedly, I find that question to be highly interesting, and it appears as if reconciliation is a matter that causes a great … Continue reading
The God Of Peace Will Crush Satan Under Your Feet: Satan In Romans 16
There are times where a passage that may seem ordinary inspiration actually has a great deal of insight and complexity hidden with it, and that is the case with Paul’s brief mention of Satan being crushed under the feet of … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical Guide To Demonology, Christianity, Church of God, Musings
Tagged authority, demonology, peace
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Book Review: All Life Is Problem Solving
All Life Is Problem Solving, by Karl Popper In reading a book like this one has to temper one’s expectations. Typically when a great philosopher or writer dies, there are a lot of essays and generally unread speech transcripts and … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, History, Musings
Tagged Czech Republic, evolution, Karl Popper, peace, philosophy, science
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Peace For All Who Desire Peace
There is a strange tension at the heart of pacifist thought. If one was uncharitable, one might even consider it to be a contradiction. I should note at the outset that I do not consider myself a pacifist. My own … Continue reading
Book Review: Peace: A Very Short Introduction
Peace: A Very Short Introduction, by Oliver P. Richmond This little book, which is thankfully very short, has at its heart a very deep contradiction. Not only does it show the peace movement as being like feminism in that in … Continue reading
Book Review: Peace: Making Our World A Better Place
Peace: Making Our World A Better Place, by Faces For some reason that I cannot entirely understand, my library shelved this short magazine aimed at preteens to help indoctrinate them into antiwar leftwing politics as a book, even though it … Continue reading
Book Review: Working For Peace
Working For Peace: A Handbook Of Practical Psychology And Other Tools, edited by Rachel M. MacNair and Psychologists For Social Responsibility There is a lot of area where I disagree with the approach of these authors concerning their pacifism. Although … Continue reading
Book Review: Culture Of Peace
Culture Of Peace, edited by David V. Edling [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Hendrickson Publishers. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] This is truly a time where we need to cultivate a culture of peace. … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, peace
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Some Thoughts On The Ministry Of Reconciliation: Part Six
[Note: This message is part of a series of posts about a series of messages. Part one is here, part two is here, part three is here, part four is here, and part five is here.] In his closing to … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church of God, Musings
Tagged communication, peace, respect
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Some Thoughts On The Ministry Of Reconciliation: Part Five
[Note: This blog is part of a series on a series of messages. Part one is here, part two is here, part three is here, and part four is here.] In beginning this section of his lengthy series of messages … Continue reading
Edge Induced Cohesion 