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John Owen (1616-1683) on Recovering from Spiritual Decay
A believer who has allowed his spiritual life to wither and decay may recover and be revived, provided he goes about it the right way. If every time we slip back on our climb to the heights of heaven… more →
Nathan Tyler
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elle wrote 18 hours ago: {big love} “You are so much sunshine to the square inch.” -Walt Whitman read a lot … more →
Super Epic Summer Love
dollesque wrote 3 days ago: Photo by moi! Loving right now… ‡ The fine patina that has developed to a thick film of … more →
Feature: "The Five Stages of Grief, As Applied to Bibliophiles"
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Kae wrote 5 days ago: AND THIS IS THE LAST ONE, I SWEAR. Published under the Manila Bulletin for the Read or Die column, s … more →
Author Spotlight: "The OTHER Murakami"
Kae wrote 5 days ago: Another article published in the Manila Bulletin, sometime back. READ OR DIE, REPRESENT! The OTHER … more →
John Owen (1616-1683) on Recovering from Spiritual Decay
Nathan wrote 5 days ago: A believer who has allowed his spiritual life to wither and decay may recover and be revived, provi … more →
Ten Books
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Donald R. McClarey wrote 6 days ago: Judging from our posts, I believe it is safe to say that we at The American Catholic are a bookish … more →
My eyes are bigger than my suitcase
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flaneurvric wrote 1 week ago: I’m leaving tomorrow for a year in another country. I thought it would make sense to bring so … more →
500
Nathan wrote 1 week ago: Five-hundred years ago today John Calvin, the greatest of all the Reformers, was born in Noyon, a s … more →
Wawrykow on Aquinas on Predestination and Human Freedom
Nathan wrote 1 week ago: Aquinas poses the question of the relation between God’s predestining and human acting in a s … more →
When you used to tell me that you chase tornadoes, deep down I thought it was just a metaphor.
circadia wrote 1 week ago: I wish I could spend four hours every day reading, and another four hours writing. It seems to me th … more →
Pasnau and Shields on Aquinas's Compatibilism
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Nathan wrote 2 weeks ago: In his explicit consideration of [the] question [of whether divine providence can be reconciled wit … more →
Cross-reference: Robert Hass and David Markson
erin wrote 2 weeks ago: Hass is a poet I’ve long loved, whose second book Praise was my vade mecum for a whole year, a … more →
The Scope of a Collection
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Charlotte wrote 2 weeks ago: I really do plan to be brief, this time. But some administration first: I won’t be holding a … more →
1689 LBCF (Ch. 6, "The Fall of Man: Sin and Its Punishment")
Nathan wrote 2 weeks ago: 1. Man, as he came from the hand of God, his creator, was upright and perfect. The righteous law wh … more →
A Case of Interpassive Reading
karlo mikhail wrote 2 weeks ago: I have always been a voracious reader. I read anything I can lay my hands: from novels to religious … more →
Interpreting "Archive"
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Charlotte wrote 3 weeks ago: I try pretty hard not to pooh-pooh the New Media, to keep an open mind about The Fate Of The Book an … more →
C.H. Spurgeon (1834-1892) on 'Free Will'
Nathan wrote 3 weeks ago: “And ye will not come to me, that ye might have life.”—John 5:40. This is one of the gr … more →
The Glass Castle
happyhunts wrote 4 weeks ago: I just finished reading The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls. Walls recounts her experiences growing … more →
I went shopping yesterday and I bought:
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