Tag: bible
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Reframing Toward Reality: Practicing the Presence
Brother Lawrence reminds us that peace is found not by escaping life, but by reframing it. Drawing from spiritual practice… READ MORE
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Alien Translations: A Bible in Klingon
What can translating the Bible into Klingon or Elvish teach us about language, culture, and theology? This post explores the… READ MORE
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General Guidelines for Biblical Interpretation in Major Christian Traditions
I asked the new Deep Research ChatGPT 4.5 to provide academic resources for biblical interpretation from Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox… READ MORE
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The New World Translation: When Belief Rewrites Scripture
The New World Translation (NWT) is more than a Bible translation—it’s a theological reconstruction. From anonymous translators to doctrinally driven… READ MORE
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Atypical Christian – Hold Things Tentatively
The exploration of the label “Atypical Christian” led to a thought-provoking encounter with Dr. William Lane Craig’s insights on the… READ MORE
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