Monthly Archives: February 2013

Are we really disciples of Christ?

Posted on February 26, 2013 by unwobblingpivot

How many of us who consider ourselves disciples of Christ live not as if the truth will set us free but as if we are free to make our own truth?

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Why it is crucially important to be keenly aware that you are a sinner

Posted on February 10, 2013 by unwobblingpivot

If you are not thoroughly aware of your sinfulness and do not identify yourself as a sinner, you place yourself in a condition of moral hazard. The reason? When somebody sins against you, you will unknowingly behave in such a … Continue reading →

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An illumating definition of evil

Posted on February 4, 2013 by unwobblingpivot

The best thing about re-reading a good book is that you see things you missed the first time. Right there on page 92 of Authenticity by Thomas Dubay is a citation that contains an almost poetic definition of evil, of … Continue reading →

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