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Idle musings by a once again bookseller, always bibliophile, current copyeditor and proofreader. Complete with ramblings about biblical studies, the ancient Near East, bicycling, gardening, or anything else I am reading (or experiencing). All more or less live from Red Wing, MN
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- jps
- Red Wing, Minnesota, United States
- I'm a freelance editor/proofreader in Red Wing, MN along the Mississippi River.
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- In conclusion
- Custom is king
- Salt of the Earth, or...
- Evangelism, or community?
- The Sermon
- Rules!
- Got a poem?
- Knowing is loving
- Who is God?
- The Shack
- Narnia and the biblical book of Kings
- Thought for the day
- A ritual leads to a ritual leads to a...
- Why the original languages are important
- Quote for the day
- Perfect Weather
- Augustine on the Sabbath Rest
- Ritual and the Prophets
- The role of ritual
- Prayer request
- Photo tag
- Eisenbrauns website is UP
- Why study ANE stuff?
- Eisenbrauns web site is down
- Final thoughts...
- Eisenbrauns January sale
- A long train of witnesses
- Now THAT is church!
- Scripture as we live it #36
- And we are called:
- Quote for today
- Don't sell God short...
- A good thought to begin the new year with:“The pri...
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3 comments:
Interesting in juxtaposition to the last quotation you posted. If love is the skin of knowing, and we cannot truly know God, can we love him at all? Do people who only perceive God to be "the best version of themselves" love only themselves with the love that they think they are giving to God? Hm.
Interesting idea; hadn't thought of it that way, but it does make sense. I'll have to give that a bit of thought.
James
What makes you say you can't know God?
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