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Urban Journey 04
First, a random photo from my most recent visit to Draper Lake. Along the main trail itself, there was simply too much uncontrolled greenery to get any good photos. However, I got off the trail and visited the southern shore … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Deep Fork Greenway Trail, Deep Fork River, photography
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NT Doctrine — 1 Corinthians 7
In passing here Paul refers to the rising threat of Roman persecution for Christians. It was the same warning Christ issued to His disciples in Matthew 24-25, the same events, which eventually took Paul’s life. It persisted for another two … Continue reading
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Tagged Corinthians, human sexuality, marriage, tribulation
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The New WHO Treaty
On the one hand, I can’t imagine that folks who read my blog aren’t aware of LewRockwell.com. I’ve referred to that site too often, and so have others. Still, it seemed important enough to point out this article posted there: … Continue reading
A Little More about the Forte
Today I headed north along the North Canadian River Valley, my first road ride on the Forte. Three years later there is still no work done on Midwest Boulevard at the Crutcho Creek bridge. However, folks who got tired of … Continue reading
NT Doctrine — 1 Corinthians 6
If it is our duty to discern who is and who isn’t covenant family, then why do we breach that boundary for personal disputes? Corinth was easily the most cosmopolitan city in Greece; sailors from the whole known world passed … Continue reading
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Tagged Corinthians, feudalism, human sexuality, Roman Law
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Urban Journey 03
Oklahoma County is notorious for failing to budget in weather damage and replacement of infrastructure that was worn out long ago. It’s now a couple of months since a collection of very heavy rain storms damaged the Vickie Drive bridge … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, photography
Tagged bikeways, cycling, folding bicycle, OKC, Oklahoma County, urban photography
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Social Expectations and Cycling
This was mowed just a few weeks ago. Technically, OKC should trim the margins of the sidewalk, but I’m guessing that they won’t do it until they have served the private landowner with the process of condemnation for nuisance. The … Continue reading
NT Doctrine — 1 Corinthians 5
Here we run into a very potent example of the continuity between the Old and New Covenants. Granted, what Paul talks about in this chapter is disturbingly not a sin in to western minds. But even among Gentiles of his … Continue reading
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Tagged church leadership, Corinthians, human sexuality, old testament
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Riding the Zizzo Forte
This is what it looks like when I ride the Zizzo Forte most of the time. The truth is, I almost never fold it up. It’s small enough as is that it fits just fine in my apartment, parked in … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, folding bicycle, photography, urban photography, Zizzo Forte
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Urban Journey 02 (continued)
Continuing from yesterday: This is a view of southwestern OKC from the Portland Avenue bridge over the Oklahoma River (AKA a highly developed section of the North Canadian River where it runs through OKC). The thing about a folding bike … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, photography
Tagged cycling, economics, OKC, oklahoma, urban photography
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