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    The Quote Is a Lie!

    The Quote Is a Lie!

    This post may contain affiliated links. I love C.S. Lewis. Lurve him. And I quote him incessantly — and misquote him apparently. This is one I’ve always believed was accurate. It sounds sort of like something he would say. Until you think about it for a minute and realize that new dreams and endeavors in […]

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  • Unbelievable

    Unbelievable

    By now, most people have heard that the fantastic Rolling Stone article on a horrific gang rape was, well, fantastic. As in made up, apparently whole cloth. Then the New York Times reported the Pope said something he didn’t say. (Although I’m with Jazz Shaw on this, whatever the Catholic Church says.) And now the […]

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    Empty Shelf: The Cost of Truth

    Empty Shelf: The Cost of Truth

    This post is not a normal Empty Shelf post, and it contains affiliated links. The other day, someone posted a link to Dorothy Sayers Gaudy Night for Kindle for only $1.99. And of course, I had to get it, even though I already own the paperback. Don’t judge me! (Oh, look! It still is! Get […]

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  • The danger of truth

    The danger of truth

    “Now we have found common ground to stand on. Establish the facts, no matter what comes of it.” “On that ground, Lord Peter,” said the Warden, “your inquisitiveness becomes a principle. And a very dangerous one.” Dorothy Sayers, Gaudy Night One of the themes of Gaudy Night is fidelity to the truth, whatever the consequences. […]

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    About that touching story making the rounds…

    About that touching story making the rounds…

    You’ve probably seen the story of Pastor Jeremiah Steepek, who went to the church at which he was guest speaking disguised as a homeless man. It’s very convicting and whatnot. And completely made up. Dear people, stop making stuff up and stop stealing stories. Because the real story is more interesting. The real story is […]

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    True and truer

    I’ve seen this quote a lot recently. There is so much wisdom in this. We all have our battles, and we really can’t know what someone is struggling with. If someone seems to overreact to something I say, I can’t know what memories or emotions I’ve struck. I should remember that people are carrying burdens […]

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    My run-in with relativism

    Our pastor is preaching through the book of I Timothy. Today, he spoke on the overriding theme of preaching and protecting sound doctrine from I Tim. 1: 3-11. One of the challenges to sound doctrine in our age is relativism: “truth for you, truth for me, it’s all good.” This reminded me of my first […]

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