The second basis for forgiveness
I’m taking way too long to finish blogging about forgiveness, so here’s what I’ll do. Today I’ll cover the second basis for forgiveness and tomorrow I’ll cover the
Faith
Thinking about heaven, hell, and the future
For some reason, eschatology (the doctrine concerned with death, judgment, and the final destiny of the soul and of humankind) has not always been well understood. Some ignore it; some major in it
In hindsight, not the best way to start a Lenten fast
I attended an Ash Wednesday service as planned, but made the mistake of stopping at Crux Books on the way back. Managed to pick up seven new books. Might have gotten a little
Celebrating Lent
Someone asked me today if I was celebrating Lent. Lent is a funny thing for some evangelicals, although not for two evangelical Anglican friends I met with the other day. This 2006 post
Another definition of forgiveness
Here is another definition of forgiveness from Thomas Watson’s old book A Body of Divinity:
Question: When do we forgive others?
Answer: When we strive against all thoughts of revenge; when we