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Category Archives: Theology
20 at 10; 10 at 20: Me and Support Raising 2008-2010
So I think this is the very first time I’ve ever put anything down about Support Raising in my blog, which you think would be something that I’d talk about because it’s been a major part of my life for … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Theology
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head, heart, hands: american slavery
27,000,000 people right now as we speak are slaves in the world. 27,000,000. That’s a lot. Texas has somewhere around 23,000,000 people. That means that the entirety of Texas plus Kentucky are enslaved somewhere around the world. They’re enslaved in … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, head, heart, hands, Theology
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the God sessions, vol i
Head, Heart, Hands: God So for the last semester and the beginning of the semester, I’m written about a lot of different things. I like that. There’s a lot of things worth talking about. Whether we talk about riding a … Continue reading
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head, heart, hands: the price of illegal parking
So I would say almost the entire time I’ve been writing to you this year, I’ve tried to be as honest with you as possible. If I’m not, I will at some point expose myself as a liar, and you’ll … Continue reading
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head, heart, hands
So I’m writing for the Gannon Knight this year a staff editorial called “Head, Heart, Hands”. I’m going to put the unedited article up here weekly so you all can peruse and give me feedback. peace. Head. Heart. Hands. I … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Reflections, Theology
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so the real reason i’ve haven’t been writing…
…is because I haven’t really had much to say lately, it feels like. And I feel bad because I know there are people visiting, and I haven’t really done much in about a month. But, the school year is in, … Continue reading
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part i of best things in my life: my God loves justice
Watch this. This is my God. Who loves justice, the poor, the disenfranchised, and those who the world forgot.
Posted in christianity, justice, Reflections, Theology
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do not let your heart be troubled…
Today has been weird. I’m not usually an anxious or worried person. Life is too short and beautiful for it. But today, boy, I’ve been anxious in spades. I woke up this morning in a panic. About relationships, about work, … Continue reading
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day 12
Here’s something from my devotions this morning. This could be filed under “the inner groanings of Adam Anderson that someone else caputred fantasticly” Every morning at 6:45 I go to the small convent of the Carmelite Sisters for an hour … Continue reading
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things one learns on rounds…
…sorry this has taken so long to finish. I’m amazed how God can teach such complex lessons all at the same time: I was finishing up rounds this evening and was walking back to Walker when I watched a woman … Continue reading
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the beginning of a new week
(edit: at the behest of Tricia Dituro, I’m finishing this entry, so beginning of a new week doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, really)… Things are much better, now. I’ve come to find that often the interim and its … Continue reading
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israel v. lebanon
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13853565/ I wanted to at least make mention of all of these things happening in the Mideast because of the valid concerns people have about what is occuring. It’s scary to think what could happen. As I was sitting to … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Theology
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wk iv
I remember in June I couldn’t stop writing in my blog. Now, each time I sit down to write to you, my dear readers, I find it much more difficult to do so. I don’t know if it’s because I … Continue reading
i heart bf
Hi all. I'm in Beaver Falls, PA, home of Geneva College and my home for the next five weeks. I love it here. It is a way to retreat from the world and do some things that I love to do … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections, Theology
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zero dualisms
Issue number 1: the concept of zero dualisms and its effect on my life. This is obviously a big task, and I'm going to try to parse it down so you, dear reader, will read it. Basically, the idea of … Continue reading
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a question for everyone who reads my blog
I don't really want to answer the question myself, but instead turn it on all of you. Leave a comment, let me know what you think: Can someone be a Christian (as in, a follower of Jesus Christ and his … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
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saint patrick’s day
While I realize most of the folks that will be reading my blog won’t be those who are currently unaware of their surroundings due to the copious amounts of alcohol they’re drinking, I wanted to put St. Patrick’s Breast-Plate here. … Continue reading
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two steps forward, one step back
Furor Over Cartoons Pits Muslim Against Muslim This is an intense article, partiuclarly because of the blacklash inside the Islamic world. I find it such an interesting fight, and then I think how it’s such a microcosm of any society, … Continue reading
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Quote from “Emerging Churches”
I’m reading a book on the Emerging Church movement, and came across these words, and thought they were just ridiculously well written: ReIMAGINE! (San Francisco) illustrates the pursuit of transcendence and immanence in the following way. Imagine that a person … Continue reading
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