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allhourshealth · 12 days
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jajaaradesign · 20 days
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holyreadsapp · 20 days
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jinjigolf · 1 month
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farrellyandco · 3 months
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https://holyreads.mystrikingly.com/blog/nurturing-faith-exploring-the-power-of-bible-education-services-and-sunday
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elleourlittlies · 5 months
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writesaboutdragons · 6 months
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Inspiring and encouraging. Five Stars! https://christianindiebookreviews.blogspot.com/2023/11/review-health-healing-and-wholeness-by.html
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openbullet1 · 8 months
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advncroatia · 8 months
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barryb64 · 2 years
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Is This a Bible Study Handbook or a Book on Systematic Theology? [Book Review]
Ever felt a need to take a 2nd look at a book and make an amazing discovery? That's what I'm sharing in this video.
Taking a 2nd Look at Wayne Grudem’s book I’m not joking. Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theology can easily serve as a Bible Study book. The other day, I felt a need to dig into Wayne Grudem’s book. At the same time, YouTube provided video of an interview of Wayne Gruden. In it, he is sharing some of the highlights and history of the two editions.
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fictionadventurer · 4 months
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The worst part about reading in a genre where you have low expectations (in this case, Christian historical fiction) is that when a book impresses you, you have no idea if it's actually good or if you're just overly impressed because it was a fraction of a degree better than the usual garbage.
#basically lately anytime i read a christian fiction book that isn't romance-based i find myself surprised by the quality#i do think that some christian publishers are getting better#and trying to tell stories that dig deeper into real faith and messy issues#instead of making only vapid squeaky clean prayer-filled tropefests#but i'm not sure *how much* better#because anything above the low bar feels like great literature#the most recent is 'in a far-off land' by stephanie landsem#and let me tell you setting the prodigal son in 1930s hollywood is a genius concept#i have some issues with the history and the mystery#but the characters!#it has been a long time since i cried this hard over a book#several chapters of solid waterworks#(and i also have the issue of figuring out if it's actually that moving or if i'm just hormonal/sleep-deprived)#i keep thinking about this book but also i worry about recommending because what if it's actually terrible by normal book standards?#(also the author DOES NOT understand the seal of confession and i was SHOCKED to find that she's actually catholic)#but also looking at the reviews makes it clear that if most of christian fiction is vapid garbage it's these reviewers' fault#here you have something that's digging into sin and darkness and justice and mercy and these people are just#'how can it call itself christian fiction if it only mentions god at the end?'#are we reading the same book this WHOLE THING is about god! and humanity and our fallen nature and how this breaks relationships!#your pearl-clutching anytime someone tries to get even a tiny bit realistic is destroying this genre#i'm gonna run out of tags so i'll stop now
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azspymasters-hoe · 9 months
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Name one scene that lives rent free in your head
"What do I taste like?"
"Kak moya."
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holyreadsapp · 4 months
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clairedarlin · 8 months
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i wrote a 4 page review on american psycho
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farrellyandco · 3 months
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crow-caller · 8 months
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I think the "Precious Blood" trilogy might count as a hate crime: a review
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