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Why Pilgrim’s Progress is Better Than The Sequel: Part The Third

This is an outline of why Pilgrim’s Progress is better than the sequel. The sequel even features a bodyguard who as Pastor Bennett stated, is the allegorical equivalent of Arnold Schwarzenegger (or at least an 80’s action hero) who is … Continue reading

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Why Pilgrim’s Progress is Better Than The Sequel: Part The Second

Conflict is the engine of fiction. . . . The more hopeless you can render the situation, the more powerful your ending will be. — Jerry B. Jenkins[1] A life without tests and challenges is a life without growth and … Continue reading

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The Wages of Sin Is Death and The Debts of Orthodoxy are Heresy

The seesaw of Docetism is that whenever Christ’s humanity and divinity are not balanced, heresy will result, and this will have an effect on how sanctification is viewed. If the humanity side of the seesaw is overleaned on, Arminianism results, … Continue reading

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Projecting Feeling as Thought

Jeremiads teach us the impermanence and misguiding of emotions through a false filter as shown by Amusing Ourselves to Death and the Screwtape Letters. My father valued Spiritual emotions as one of the greatest and most important books he ever … Continue reading

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Rotting Fruits of the Spirit: Pride and Joy

Using wisdom to weigh the objects of supposed joy may be more important than you think. Continue reading

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When Anger is a Fruit of the Spirit: The Anger of Joyful Thankfulness

According to Ephesians 4:26, and Proverbs 8:13, anger is indifferent, and can only be good or bad based on its object. It can be the fruit of the spirit, or the fruit of the flesh. To not be angry at … Continue reading

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The Abolition of Batman: Joker Colored Christmas Lights

The abolition of man has consequences in art, especially art pertaining to the incarnation of Christ. Like man, many symbolic artefacts employed in present-day celebration of Christmas that formerly were more archetypal in nature. Icons are smashed and combined with … Continue reading

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The Abolition of Batman: Part the First

An introductory psychology textbook defines the term archetype: “A universal idea, image, or pattern found in the collective unconscious.”[1] C. S. Lewis defines the Tao as a kind of universal standard created or manifested by God that exists outside the … Continue reading

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