Disagree with the Catholic, you’re a “heretic” Disagree with a Protestant, you’re “damned” Disagree with a secular humanist, you’re “insane”

"I felt that I needed to believe that I belonged" -christianbaxter_yt youtu.be/6vRvrY78tpw?si… I feel this so deeply, before Chicago I believed that I belonged, but I belonged by faith and not by sight. Chicago was a giving of sight to the blind. It was a belongapocalypse for me.

Oh, this is interesting.

Midwestuary_2025.mp4 youtu.be/dVV1aGTuILE?si…

I seldom here this part of the "millennium" mentioned... "They came to life and reigned with Christ a thousand years" The New International Version (Re 20:4). (2011). Zondervan.

Whether they were Jews or Gentiles, most of John’s readers were used to belonging to a city. Most citizens of the great cities of the province of Asia would have thought it possible to be fully human only in the public life of a city. For those of John’s readers who had the

People who troll Jonathan Pageau and his brother for "Just making stuff up" don't know anything. The ‘great high mountain’ (21:10) to which the city descends has a long mythological ancestry as well as its immediate derivation from Ezekiel 40:2.7 It is the cosmic mountain where

With the final scene around the throne of God and the Lamb (22:3b–5) we are brought back to the central symbol of the whole book: the divine throne, with its combination of cultic and political images, which first appeared in chapters 4–5. We should notice a contrast. In chapters

Paul Vander Klay learning about all of our mudwestuary antics on twitter.

.Marcus Shera brought me into this thing. What a treat! theeconplayground.substack.com/p/a-symposium-…

It will really be a "fairy tale" romance if they can stay married. Let's pray for that.

Hilarious. :)