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Repeating First Walk

Posted on May 28, 2009 by ehurst

Took out my new sign and walked pretty much the same route as this past Monday. However, today I went all the way west on SE 29th Street to Sunnylane, headed north one mile to SE 15th Street, then east … Continue reading →

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Sign Making for Walking Protests

Posted on May 27, 2009 by ehurst

My “REPENT” sign is finished. I plan to take it out for it’s first run tomorrow morning. Using the four-foot PVC water line (1/2″ diameter) staff from before, I added a “T” junction at the top and horizontal arms to … Continue reading →

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Difficult People: You Can’t Fix That

Posted on May 27, 2009 by ehurst

What is the godly, Christian response to devilish people? Change your response to them, because only God can change the person. While there are many people in my little world who seem to work for Satan, one person in particular … Continue reading →

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Walk for Repentance: First Run

Posted on May 25, 2009 by ehurst

Left the house this morning at 8 AM. Instead of the fast march pace, I held it to a comfortable 4 MPH (15 minutes/mile). Traveled west on SE 29th Street as far as Sooner Road, then one mile north to … Continue reading →

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Putting It to Work

Posted on May 23, 2009 by ehurst

Lots of changes over the past ten months here in Choctaw. Anyone watching me would have been quite sure I was all noise, with little hard reality behind it. Think what you will, but I was being shaped for something. … Continue reading →

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Logical Challenges to Faith

Posted on May 22, 2009 by ehurst

There are a thousand ways to debate whether faith in Christ is reasonable, but everyone wants to forget: Faith is not reasonable. That is, faith makes demands which are entirely unreasonable. Of course, we are referring to a particular branch … Continue reading →

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The Covenant of Noah

Posted on May 19, 2009 by ehurst

Most Christians aren’t really aware of the various covenants noted in the Bible. Indeed, many aren’t even aware the term “New Testament” means “New Covenant”. A few understand the Law of Moses was a covenant between God and Israel, but … Continue reading →

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Little to Say Anymore

Posted on May 18, 2009 by ehurst

I’ll say WordPress does get my stuff a better exposure, but it’s more difficult to use on older machines. My poor Inspiron 4100 running Etch gets to pumping pretty hard trying to process all the JScript and plug-ins here. I … Continue reading →

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Fundamental Laws of Humanity

Posted on May 17, 2009 by ehurst

I’ve mentioned here previously God holds the whole human race accountable to some fundamental laws. It has nothing to do with going to Heaven, but a system by which humans can expect to gain a modicum of material prosperity, consistent … Continue reading →

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Logic versus Logic

Posted on May 16, 2009 by ehurst

So you think you have it all worked out? Maybe you do. In our Western educational matrix, we are taught Logic. It’s considered a branch of Philosophy, which is mostly looking at the mumblings and grumblings of philosophers in ages … Continue reading →

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