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Ark
October 22, 2014 Ark Generally an Ark is considered a boat, as in Noah’s Ark, but it also refers to the Space Station in The 100. The Ark is the Savior Vessel, containing the last seeds of hope for a … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 Commandments, 1986, 2001, 2014, Anne Provoost, Anthony Hopkins, Arc, Arc of a Bridge, Arc of Electricity, Arch, Ark, Ark of the Covenant, Aronofsky, Atheist, “Many waters cannot quench love, Belgium, Bible, Biblical, Black Swan, Book of Enoch, Christian, Construction, Dark, Deluge, Divine Beings, Earthly Monsters, Emma Watson, Flood, Gnostic, Humanity, Humanity Bad, Hunting, In The Shadow of the Ark, it would be utterly scorned.”, Jennifer Conley, Killing, Laser, Magical, Many Waters, Methuselah, Murray Twins, neither can floods drown it. If man were to give all his weather for love, Nephilimlim, Noah, Noah's Ark, Nuclear Reactor, Omnivore, Omnivorous, People, Portal, Requiem For A Dream, Russell Crowe, Sandys and Denys, Savior, Seed of Hope, Seraphim, Space Station, Spelled with a C, Spelled with a K, Subtext, The 100, The Fallen, The Watchers, Twisted, Vegetarianism, Vessel
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The Great Peace March
The Great Peace March Holly Near, 1986 Katherine Hendrix from the Los Angeles Times Wrote: “The Vision that on March 1, 1986 5,000 Americans would set out on foot from Los Angeles for Washington, walking across the country for global … Continue reading
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Tagged 1986, Buddhism, Buddhist Chant, Camilla Taylor, Camping, Christian, Cold War, Communism is NOT The Enemy, Cooking, David Mixner, Democratic, Dr. Helen Calicott, Dream, Gandhi, Geraldine Zarade, Gorbachev, Holly Near, hope, Huger Is the Enemy, Inspire, John Gordon, Jonathan Schuell, Los Angeles, Mr.President, November 14 1986, Nuclear Disarmament, Peace Petition, People Reaching Out For Peace, Poverty is the Enemy, Pro Peace, Regan, San Francisco, Send Off, Socialism is NOT the enemy, Steve Brigham, Tent City, The Fate of the Earth, The Great Peace March, Washington DC, Yeah Peace
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Zealot
Zealot Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth by Reza Aslan caught my eye at the library, so I picked it up. I was not aware of the controversy surrounding it until after I’d finished and sat down … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture, Politics/Economics, Religion
Tagged Bethlehem, Christ, Christian, Crucifixion, Earthly Paradise, Essene Brotherhood, Fox News, James, Jehovah Wittness, Jerusalem, Jew, John the Baptist, Killed, King of the Jews, Messiah, Muslim, Overthrow Roman Rule, Paul, Prison, Reza Aslan, Roman Rule, Rome, Saul, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Kingdom of God, The Life and Times of Jesus, The Rapture, The Son of Man, Zealot
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Beyond Belief
The Gospel of Thomas Beyond Belief: The Secret Gospel of Thomas by Elaine Pagels came out in 2003. The Gospel According To Thomas was discovered near Nag Hammadi, Egypt, in December 1945, in one of a group of books known … Continue reading
Posted in History, Religion
Tagged 325 C.E., Apostle, Beyond Belief, Bishop of Alexandria, canon, canonical, Catholic, Charismata, Christian, Council of Nicea, crucification, darkness, Disciple, Doubting Thomas, Elaine Pagles, Heresy, Holy Spirit, Jacobe Boehme, Jesus, Jewish Mysticism, John, John the Baptist, light within, Luke, Mark, Mathew, Miracles, Nag Hammadi, Narrative, Orthodoxy, Paul, Polycarp, Saint John of the Cross, Teresa of Avila, The Secret Gospel of Thomas, Visions
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Easter
April 11, 2004 Easter Sunday was special to me as a child. Oh, not like Christmas or even Thanksgiving —but special nonetheless. I remember going to Grandma’s after church. I got to dress up in a pretty dress and … Continue reading
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Tagged Armageddon, Buddhism, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Christ Consciousness, Christian, Death, Easter, ego, Gnostic, Mel Gibson, Neo, Spring, The Matrix, The Passion of Christ, Zen, Zion
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