Saddam and I: Equally Unrighteous
The Gospel
2007·01·05
On January 2nd, Cal Thomas wrote this about the execution of Saddam Hussein: In a final blasphemy, Saddam Hussein, who spent most of his life as a murdering secularist, went to his justified death holding a Koran and offering his...
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My Sin!
Augustine ·
The Gospel
2007·11·27
For I acknowledge my transgressions: and my sin is ever before me. (Psalms 51:3). It has been a long time since I have written anything. I have been doing a lot of personal reflection, and the result is this: I...
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Come Boldly
The Gospel
2008·01·28
The Lord spoke to me yesterday. This was no new revelation. You’ll find none of that here, as I don’t believe in it. Yet he did speak — not in an audible voice, but no less clearly than if he...
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An Open Letter to an Anonymous Reader
Bloggage ·
The Gospel
2008·02·18
Dear fdsfds, Sometime after midnight on Sunday, February 17th — or 10:00 PM on Saturday where you are in the vicinity of Astoria, Oregon — you ran a Google search for “thirstytheologian.” At 12:43:57, you entered my site, spent 34...
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“For he hath made him to be sin for us”
The Gospel
2008·03·19
This Monday, my wife and I went to the big city (Bismarck ND, population 58,333, 2nd largest city in the state!) to take care of some business and do some shopping. Traveling, which I don’t often do, is one of...
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