Narnia’s 6 rules for good government
http://thefederalist.com/2017/08/10/6-rules-good-government-world-narnia/
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Unwanted, the unborn child’s aborted,
So self continues to reign;
To extreme measures the mother resorted:
She kills to relieve her pain. -
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Prayer inspired by an article on Darth Vader. Great article, follow that link also. The author doesn’t touch on it, but it seems to me that what motivated Anakin is what some observers see as one of the great motivators of all time: fear of loss.
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Back to #CrossFit today, after some misses last week. For clean jerk, I think I did a PR (personal record) of 42 kg. Not so bad on the workout of the day either, managed 400 m run three times, besides 30 hang jerk (with only 30 kg) and 45 toe to bar. Warmup was also a bit challenging.
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Another quatrain, over on TFR:
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Surprised none of our colleges showed up on this list:
The Results are In! This College has the Most Conservative Student Body in America
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To nourish and gladden the heart, my daily food,
And clothes to cover the body, protective roof,
Productive work, the blessing of friends and children,
A faithful Savior for this world and the next. -
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After a long pause, a prayer (not that I haven’t been praying privately):
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“Our Lord’s counsel is, that we should look first after our spiritual necessities. It is a fearful mistake to toil all one’s days for bread and raiment, or for wealth and honour, and never do anything for the inner life. At the end there will be nothing left to show for all the toil and pain and sacrifice. If we look after the interests of our souls, then when this life is ended we shall find ourselves in possession of eternal life. A good motto for life is, ‘Live for the immortal things.'” —J.R. Miller
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TIL Jesus taught “theology.” I guess when a person has theology on the brain, he sees it everywhere, even projecting it upon the Lord. So was it Calvinistic or Arminian, or Baptist or Dispensational, or …
What say you?