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IS THE ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE REALLY ORTHODOX IN TEACHING&STUDY? ☦☦☦

  A warning to Eastern Orthodox Christians on this Study Bible version Β  The Orthodox Study Bible (Thomas Nelson Publishers, Nashville, 1993) makes a very good initial impression. The bindings are handsome, the Bible is nicely printed, and it is graced by several full-color icons scattered through the book. It uses the increasingly popular New …

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“Abraham Lincoln”: by Benjamin Thomas. A Luxurious Odyssey of Detail in One Solid Work πŸ“šβœπŸ»

  I have often, over many years in my book reading, been asked what β€˜biography’ I would recommend whose concern is the study of Abraham Lincoln. My response is always the same: β€˜How much do you really know about Abraham Lincoln?’ If you don’t know much, this is THE BOOK to start with. Author Benjamin …

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Les Fleurs du Mal “Flowers of Evil”: A Poetic Carnival of Erotic Mysticism ✍🏻

  The setting for this essay is living in France. The symbolist movement has captured the imagination of the French people. Creativity is measured by creativity itself. Poetry, art, sculpture, and even journalism will be ravaged by a movement that is obsessed with imposing transfiguration and delicacy into worlds of mysticism and supposition. Romanticism and …

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“MOTHER MAY I” by TINA PARKER: A COLLECTION OF VERSE THAT ILLUSTRATES THE DIVINITY OF SACRED MOTHERHOOD✍🏻

  Motherhood and parenting are pristine subjects for poetry of the most sacred and noble. Tina Parker captures the brilliancy and benevolence of the most precious biological instrument that the cosmos possesses: Mother. There is no need to speculate about her intention with this body of verse; it has been ripened by the sun of …

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