A list of does and don'ts from a site called The Owls and the Angels has probably already started doing the rounds of the Internet. However, I've only just caught up with it, and for the benefit of those others who haven't seen it either, I'm alerting you to it.
The first three items on the 20 point list are below, to whet your appetite.
1. Be genuine. Do not under any circumstances try to be trendy or hip, if you are not already intrinsically trendy or hip. If you are a 90-year-old woman who enjoys crocheting and listens to Beethoven, by God be proud of it.
2. Stop pretending you have a rock band.
3. Stop arguing about whether gay people are okay, fully human, or whatever else. Seriously. Stop it.
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Showing posts with label angel. Show all posts
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Sunday, December 21, 2008
And another brief post:
The satan, it seems, is a nonhuman being, a type of angel, perhaps in some accounts an ex-angel or fallen angel, and he or it (somehow feminists never campaign that the satan should be referred to as 'she') comes to be opposed to humankind, and then to Israel, and hence, not surprisingly, to Jesus.
From Evil and the Justice of God, chapter 4 (pg 108 of the hardcover edition), by N T Wright.
From Evil and the Justice of God, chapter 4 (pg 108 of the hardcover edition), by N T Wright.
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