Archive for: December 2005

In retrospect

We are largely unaware of the passage of time, until we glance backwards.
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Resolved

Whereas, it is widely agreed that I have many unfortunate and annoying qualities; And whereas, the beginning of a New Year is frequently regarded as an opportunity to make improvements aimed at reducing the generally negative impressions that one leaves in one's wake as one travels this vale of tears; Therefore, be it resolved...
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Christmas, Inc.

"Store your treasures in heaven, where they will never become moth-eaten or rusty..."
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Handel's Messiah: Glory to God!

Handel's Messiah perfectly captures the joy and hope that is at the heart of the Christmas season.
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Losing anxiety in a time of awe

Catez reflects on how her growing understanding of the Christ in the manger has transformed Christmas.

Handel's Messiah: A great light

Handel's Messiah perfectly captures the joy and hope that is at the heart of the Christmas season.
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It's not my fault...

Avoiding guilt and responsibility.

Handel's Messiah: A virgin shall conceive

Handel's Messiah perfectly captures the joy and hope that is at the heart of the Christmas season.
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Handel's Messiah: A highway for our God

Handel's Messiah perfectly captures the joy and hope that is at the heart of the Christmas season.

Handel's Messiah: A brief history

Messiah is one of George Frideric Handel's greatest musical creations, and arguably the greatest piece of Christian music ever written. The Hallelujah Chorus is instantly recognizable, even by those who do not consider themselves members of the Christian faith. Messiah has become a part of our Christian cultural heritage.
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Spotlight on Darfur 3: Christmas edition

Christmas will not come to Darfur this year.

Between a rock and a hard place

On a 4WD trip with my son.

Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt

Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt is Anne Rice's beautiful and meticulously researched story of the young Jesus Christ, the child who would become the Redeemer.
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Silent voices

Evil can only be displaced by men and women who would till the soil for justice and peace.
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Skipping Christmas?

Closing church services on Christmas is like throwing up your hands and handing the holiday to Santa and his mega-corporation elves.
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What about healing?

The accounts of Jesus' ministry are full of miracles, especially healing. Can we believe these stories, and if so, does Jesus still heal today?
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Weblog Awards 2005

2005 Weblog Award finalist: Best Religious Blog.
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