Monthly Archives: November 2005

next paper due December 5

The class: History of Western Civilization The last paper: “The Rise of the Roman Catholic Church, 800 – 1500″. This paper: “Compare and Contrast the Religious Influences of Martin Luther and Henry VIII” Looking forward to it – the last … Continue reading

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“You can love anyone”

Our sermon title this morning. Luke 6:27-36 “But I say to you who hear, Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who abuse you. To one who strikes you … Continue reading

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take a note (this is important)

1) If you’re going to call a business whose phone number uses their name – make sure you know how to spell it (or, in my case, make sure that you know for sure where the letters are on the … Continue reading

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hedge laws and alcohol

The whole alcohol debate is probably going to be with me for a while, since my dad is a legalistic teetotaler and I’m – well – not. In the sermon at my church this morning, the text was on the … Continue reading

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Maybe I will make my four post goal

I am so not motivated on this paper, although I’m finding it an interesting topic. question: If Peter were the bishop of Rome, in Rome, leading Rome – why did Paul have to write to the Romans?

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Well, I blew it already…

I’ll only have three posts this week, but it’s been a good week. I think I did okay on the history test, and sure I did ok (meaning “A” on this one) on the psych test. The psych paper is … Continue reading

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what I’m doing this week…and a commitment

I’m committing to making a new entry at least 4 times a week. Make that a meaningful entry… Life is a little interesting right now (for the next week or so). Tomorrow (Monday) – Parent/Teacher’s conferences where I work – … Continue reading

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