Originally posted on The Good News:
The Blue Letter Bible has published a page with information taken from the whole Bible about the God we worship, Jesus Christ. Seeing all the names, titles and other attributes with which he is labeled in both the Old and New Testaments and contemplating those titles and their meaning…
Originally posted on Thinking Pacifism:
Ted Grimsrud—February 2, 2015 This is the second in a series of posts. In this survey of some biblical themes looked at from an anarchistic angle, I will not be real precise in my use of “anarchistic.” I’ll be talking about a sensibility more than a full-fledged political philosophy. The…
Originally posted on Thinking Pacifism:
Ted Grimsrud—January 25, 2015 [This post is a continuation of the conversation about anarchism that I have started in this blog in months past—the most recent post was “More thinking about an ‘anarchistic’ Christianity” on December 15, 2014. It’s an introduction to a series of seven or eight posts that…
The King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz International Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue (KAICIID) is based in Vienna and is an alliance seeking to turn the tide of religion inciting violence and fueling conflict, by bringing adherents of different faiths together, to overcome – through dialogue – the chasm between ‘Your God’ and ‘My God’ in […]
[this is a sample of text from the book “Living on the edge” by Jonathan Burke] Were Gnostics the original Christians? There is no evidence that Gnostics were the first Christians, or that the earliest Christians borrowed from Gnostic beliefs; Gnosticism did not even exist in the first century.[1] No Gnostic documents have been […]
How often we are confronted by people wanting to convince us that John, the evangelist, is speaking about Jesus being God. A few trinitarians will even deny the significance of the article (“the”) in Scripture phrases like John 1:1,and say that theos (θεὸς) is usually translated as “God” whether it has the article or not, […]
[this is a sample of text from the book “Living on the edge” by Jonathan Burke] Is faith rational? ‘Faith is confidence for a reason. Everyone understands faith in this sense, as applied to ordinary matters. It is the same in divine matters. There is no truth in the popular view that places faith outside […]
God is so great, that it is well worth looking for him the whole life. – Teresa of Avila (1515-1582), Spanish mystic during the Catholic Reformation of 16th and 17th century Spain. Dutch version / Nederlandse versie > Een meer dan Grote God om naar op zoek te gaan +++ Related articles […]
God is zo groot, dat het de moeite waard is om het hele leven op zoek naar hem te gaan. – Teresa van Avila (1515-1582), Spaanse mystica tijdens de katholieke Reformatie van de 16e en 17e eeuwse Spanje. English version / Engelse versie > A more than Great God to look for +++ Related […]
Accusations The previous weeks we got very strong reactions at certain things we said about God and His son on the net and on our replies to certain writings on the net about Jesus, God and the Christadelphians. On several websites we where accused of being a sect and of being God haters and/or Jesus […]
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Liefde is alles met elkaar delen, zelfs de kleinste gedachte.
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“Situaties en personen komen bij ons zoals het licht dat we erop schijnen vanuit onze gedachten. Hoe onbewust oordelen we anderen door het licht dat in ons is, veroordelen of keuren hen door ons begrip van wat goed en fout is, eerbaar en oneerbaar! We laten gewoon ons oordeel gelden door het licht wat in ons is.”
– Laura Ingalls Wilder
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Dag Marcus, jij zelf hebt een tijdje geleden een reactie achter gelaten op mijn blog – Brainlogs – met daarin ook de woorden van “check nu mijn blog ook eens uit”. Bij dezen, gedaan. Interessante onderwerpen moet ik zeggen. Ik volg je alleszins. Groetjes
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Bedankt om langs te komen en mij verder te volgen.
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There’s no s on the end of Marcus’s. Being grammatically correct it would be Marcus’
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Originally it was “Marcus Space” but I was corrected about it when it would have to mean “the space of Marcus Ampe” that it should have an ” ‘s” added being “Marcus his space”.
Your thought is welcome, because I would love to know how it best would be. Before I changed it from Marcus Space I had done some search about the grammatical rules. Though not a linguist and not knowing the English language properly, having also to decide to take the UK, American or Australian English I chose the English from the United Kingdom (my mother having been born there and having lived there as well)
Looking at the Possessive adjective, personal and other pronouns in the Practical English Grammar edition of 1960/1969,impression of 1976 it is written it should be Mary’s father, when it is the father of Mary and Marcus’s blog when it is the blog of Marcus.
I am called Marcus and not Marcu, so according to what I understand of the grammatical rules explained in my old grammar book, from the period I had to teach in England (not language but a.o. history), I thought I should use the apostrophe s denoting “my space” is the space of Marcus Ampe = Marcus his space => Marcus’s Space.
I do know lots of things have been changed in Dutch, French and German, the languages spoken in Belgium where I live know and in 1999 I had a very serious car accident which made I lost my memory and lots of my knowledge and ability to speak several languages. But I want to continue to learn and where there is something wrong I would like to correct it.
So I would appreciate it if you would enlighten me please.
Thanks for taking the interest for visiting my blog and for willing to comment on it.
God bless.
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