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itself.blog
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| | | | | I would like to write up my comparison of Paul and the Qur'an as a proper academic article, which would allow me to finally convert my hard-won teaching competence in Islam into officially certified scholarly expertise. It would also be a genuine contribution to the literature as far as I am able to discern. Unfortunately,... | |
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brewminate.com
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| | | | | The guild existed to serve a singular purpose: to train Apprentices. By Kristine Wilson-SlackWriter I became fascinated with | |
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merovingianworld.com
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| | | | | How did early medieval writers who engaged with "science" deal with issues of authority? Last week I wrote a post about how the early medieval Church[1] did not "suppress" efforts to understand the natural world in rationalised ways. Religion did not mean that people thought everything was structured by mystery magic. This week Jo Edge... | |
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created4health.org
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| | | I am going to state right up front here that this article is not for everyone. My target audience are those of you who no longer feel comfortable or welcome in your Christian Church due to all the things that have happened during the past 2 plus years since the Plandemic was unleashed, or to those of you who see the insanity around you and are searching for answers to understand everything, but know all too well that you will not find those answers in organized religion, including the Christian religion.... | ||
