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it's a blog.: ...and this is why I love classical education.

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And this is why I love classical education. True virtue, my dear Mrs. Graham, consists in a conscious resistance to temptation, not ignorance of it.". From The Tenant of Wildford Hall. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Kentucky, United States. Child of God, daughter, teacher, friend. Follower of Jesus. Thinker. Wonderer. Wanderer. Found. View my complete profile. To Love, Honor and Vacuum. Reader Question: My Husband Doesn’t Want Any More Kids. I Do. 8216;Family’ is a slippery word! Words of a Wombat.

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it's a blog.: Does God Change His Mind?

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Does God Change His Mind? But anyway, here goes. Well, hold up. I get what he's saying. Joseph says to his brothers, "You sold me into slavery out of a wicked intention, but God's power trumped your evil desires." In fact, God's purposes to preserve his people included the brothers' evil plans and actions. God is so powerful that he can even use human evil - the condition of our fallen nature! That means that God goes back on his word! I used to use this argument myself! 2) Check out this article. 3) The...

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it's a blog.: May 2009

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What's Up With Those Old Guys? The brilliant Mikey Lynch. Posted (AGES ago now) a couple musings. On a post at The Sola Panel. Har har) about the younger generation's responsibility in engaging the older generation. As I pondered his ponderings, I was reminded of what has been happening in the SBC over the last few years. No But the upshot of the whole "conservative resurgence" as it came to be known was a recapturing of the centrality of the Gospel and of the historical foundations of the SBC. In too ma...

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it's a blog.: A Mixed Bag of Randomness

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A Mixed Bag of Randomness. Bit of randomness #2: Chowhound, a foodie-type message board that is priceless for seeking out info and advice about everything food-related - grilling burgers, sourcing uni, pairing wine, finding a great Lebanese restaurant in Sydney, using an immersion blender - you name it, you can find it on Chowhound. One of the recent topics asked what typically "foodie" foods we just will not eat. Here's what I came up with (partially):. Raw bivalves in general. Raw seafood in general.

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it's a blog.: March 2009

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Why Em and Gwyd Will Love the American South. So, I've come up with a little theory about why I think my Aussie friends Em and Gwyd are going to love the American South. Incidentally, this theory also helps explain why I loved Tasmania so much. Both Tassie and Kentucky:. Have profound, and often unappreciated, natural beauty. Are looked down upon by the "cooler" parts of the country. Have a sort of homey, mellow coolness all their own. Have a legit, growing indie music/art scene. Links to this post.

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it's a blog.: What's Up With Those Old Guys?

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What's Up With Those Old Guys? The brilliant Mikey Lynch. Posted (AGES ago now) a couple musings. On a post at The Sola Panel. Har har) about the younger generation's responsibility in engaging the older generation. As I pondered his ponderings, I was reminded of what has been happening in the SBC over the last few years. No But the upshot of the whole "conservative resurgence" as it came to be known was a recapturing of the centrality of the Gospel and of the historical foundations of the SBC. In too ma...

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One Red Blog: October 2009

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Saturday, October 31, 2009. Recipe: Chocolate Cake with Blueberries. This is an adaptation of the classic Hershey's Cocoa chocolate cake. Chocolate Cake with Blueberries. 1-3/4 c. all purpose flour. 3/4 c Hershey's Cocoa. 1-1/2 tsp. baking powder. 1-1/2 tsp. baking soda. 1 c milk (I use skim). 1/2 c vegetable oil (I use olive oil). 2 tsp vanilla extract. 1 c boiling water. Several handfuls of small frozen blueberries (keep in freezer until time to add so they don't begin to thaw). Pour into bundt pan.