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Tag Archives: peace
Some Thoughts On The Field Of The Cloth Of Gold
Perhaps the most visually spectacular incident of the Northern Renaissance was the Field of the Cloth of God that demonstrated the sincere efforts of Henry VIII of England and Francis I of France between June 7 and 24, 1520 in … Continue reading
Posted in History, International Relations, Military History, Musings
Tagged diplomacy, England, France, peace
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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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