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1. document.desiringgod.org › peculiar-glory-enA Peculiar Glory - John Piper

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   ground our confidence in the Bible’s status as the Word of God by directing our attention to the ‘peculiar glory’ that is manifest through its message and across its pages: the glory of the ‘Lion-like majesty’ and the ‘Lamb-like meekness’ that radi-ates in the face of Jesus Christ. Here is a book on the authority and trustworthiness

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   This article discusses the concept of suffering in the Old Testament. It first looks at passages in the Pentateuch that describe life before the fall, which paints a picture of human existence before suffering. It then examines what the Pentateuch.

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   the discovery of the manifest, conscious presence of God. This book you hold is an unveiling of Dr. Tozer’s greatest discovery: to understand what God’s presence in the Christian’s life is all about and to experience it. Dr. Tozer is a qualified guide in this pilgrimage. There are several things you will notice as you go through this book.

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4. readerslibrary.org › uploads › A-History-of-GodA History of God By Karen Armstrong - READERS LIBRARY

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   When I began to research this history of the idea and experience of God in the three related monotheistic faiths of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, I expected to find that God had simply been a projection of human needs and desires. I thought that 'he' would mirror the fears and yearnings of society at each stage of its development.

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   Free PDF. Book review in Calvin Theological Journal 52.2 (2017) of Matthew Richard Schlimm, That Strange and Sacred Scripture: Wrestling with the Old Testament and Its Oddities (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2015).

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   First, Stranger in a Strange Land and Robert A. Heinlein’s science fiction output is analysed, and the nature of the fictional Church of All Worlds established through an examination of Heinlein’s views on sex and religion.

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   What is a robust theology of suffering?

   • A robust theology of suffering must take into account the vari- ous causes of suffering, but ultimately must submit to God’s sovereignty and mystery, and trust that in his great goodness, he has allowed us to suf- fer for purposes greater than we can understand.

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   What hinders God's presence?

   • The main obstacle to God's presence is the unredeemed nature of man. Although the hindrances are many, worshiping God is impossible for the unbeliever. For the unbeliever, worshiping God from the depths of the human soul is unaffected by the world around and deeper than any mere human emotion.

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   What is the story of the Gods based on?

   • The story begins with the creation of the gods themselves - a theme which, as we shall see, would be very important in Jewish and Muslim mysticism. In the beginning, said the Enuma Elish, the gods emerged two by two from a formless, watery waste - a substance which was itself divine.

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   Could the genius of the individual be used to dangerous effect?

   • The genius of the individual could be used to dangerous effect if allowed absolutely free rein. A breed of Supermen who regarded themselves as Gods, as envisaged by Nietzsche, was a frightening prospect: people needed the challenge of a norm that transcended the whims and notions of the moment.

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   What did Duns Scotus & John Gerson say about God?

   • During the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, therefore, theologians like Duns Scotus of Oxford (1265-1308) - not to be confused with Duns Scotus Erigena - and the French theologian John Gerson (1363-1429) both emphasised the sovereignty of God, who controlled human affairs as stringently as an absolute ruler.

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   Are lust and greed a hindrance to experiencing God's presence?

   • Among those who have been set free by the power of God, it is most appalling for some to be driven in their personal and professional lives by lust and greed. These are hindrances to experiencing the presence of God.

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   God’s Strange Work: William Miller and the End of the World. By David L. Rowe. William B. Eerdmans, 2008. xxii + 240 pages. $ 24.00 paper. David Rowe’s meticulous and imaginative biography of William Miller (1782–1849) sheds new light on this seminal figure of nineteenth century American millennialism. Miller is well known for his outland-