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Without Partiality, Without Hatred
Psalm 73 begins not with serene detachment. Not with tidy theological composure. Not with a man reclining in a leather chair, calmly explaining why the wicked only appear to prosper. Asaph begins with a confession.
God Settles the Solitary in a Home
In light of all these things, the question is not merely whether we believe God settles the solitary in a home.
Reviewing ‘War on Sacred Grounds’ by Ron E. Hassner
It seems to me as though Hassner is too good at thinking first and foremost about religious conflict as political conflict.
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And This Is Why We Homeschool
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Husband, father of ten, blogger, and author.
My name is Garrett Ashley Mullet, and I want to talk about everything.
“But for me it is good to be near God;
I have made the Lord God my refuge,
that I may tell of all your works.”
Links and Timestamps:
00:25 – Scripture Reading;
03:25 – Introduction;
10:47 – Commentary on Psalm 73;
28:14 – Commentary on ‘Chlorine’ by Twenty One Pilots;
52:52 – Who Was Tacitus;
1:18:51 – Compare and Contrast of Greco-Roman Historians,Analysts, and Eyewitnesses;
1:35:59 – Some Notable Quotes from The Complete Works ofTacitus;
1:47:52 – Reflections on This Podcast.
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