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The Mountains of Kandahar: Part 1 Heavy Cargo
The large C-17 cargo plane opened its doors. The Ohio sun was a welcoming piece of home to the crew as it filtered into the bay, shedding light on the large piece of cargo at the end of the cargo hold. The crew made their way over to remove the netting that held their enormous Read more
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A Garden in the Desert Blooms
A garden in the desert blooms Woven as at a creators loom Blossoming in fields of green Flowing with every color seen The end of ceaseless toil In newly ripened soil New life comes to land Once of barren lifeless sand Dry river beds in barren waste Now confluence of living water For budding life Read more
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Jesus and Isa: Jesus in Islam and Christianity
The character of Jesus is central to Christianity and claimed also by the Islamic religion. For Christians Jesus is the triune God incarnate, the coeternal logos. For Muslims he is a great prophet with the power of healing and resurrection of the dead[1]. Whatever the similarities Jesus appears fundamentally different between the two religions. Since Read more
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Cain’s Wife
The question asked so often, and answered by the sceptic ad nauseum that the biblical answer is almost drowned out by sheer repetition of the question. The reality is scripture already answers the question by the time Cain comes onto the scene. Genesis 3:20 “The man called his wife’s name Eve, because she was the Read more
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The Myth of Neutrality
The late Tim Keller once said “Do not represent anybody else’s beliefs in a way that they would not say, yes that is what I believe.” Nobody is sitting on the fence, and we can’t assume people are acting in good faith. As much good as Dr. Keller did, his naivety in this regard (born Read more
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The praiseworthy sin: Going with the Crowd to do Evil
The painting displayed as the featured image is found in the Old Supreme court of Lausanne. It stands to remind that God’s word provides not just morality, but the basis for law. Justice is not blindfolded but stands on the law of God. In his divine law we are told what justice is. In his Read more
The Write Place 