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pamuri's blogcan't say it better than thisSubmitted by pamuri on Sat, 2008-03-15 10:41. [ Blog ]In harmony with the views of Albert Camus, a writer with whom he became more and more engrossed in the 1960s, Merton contended that political and military administrators had to learn to be less sane and more skeptical about the institutional ideologies that propelled them. unoriginal but worth reading. very merry holidays one and all. fond thoughts to all you kind onesSubmitted by pamuri on Fri, 2007-12-28 18:12. [ Blog ]"A modern philosopher who has never once suspected himself of being a charlatan must be such a shallow mind that his work is probably not worth reading." (From Metaphysical Horror) » read more | 2 comments
the unoriginal writer strikes again.Submitted by pamuri on Sun, 2007-06-03 06:03. [ Blog ]How have we gotten away from citizens organizing to solve problems together and if so, why? Since WW II our institutions have focused on the need of people to be fixed or filled. So much has gone to agencies to fix and fill rather than to mobilize people for problem solving and productivity that we have had much less progress in developing neighborhoods than we could have had. » read more | 3 comments
more of the same (not mine either)Submitted by pamuri on Sat, 2007-04-07 13:36. [ Blog ]Believe it or not, Christianity is expanding at a phenomenal rate, making it the world's fastest growing religion. It's a remarkable fact considering how, in the Western world, more and more denominations report declining membership, church closures and difficulty recruiting clergy to fill pulpits. The reality in North America and Europe is disturbing. For us, maintaining status quo too often feels like success. So why are we shrinking? Is it just that we live in an increasingly secular culture, or is it something more? » read more | 2 comments
Jesus has left the buildingSubmitted by pamuri on Thu, 2007-03-22 17:02. [ Blog ]paul viera who wrote it and had a booming youth happening in winnipeg in the early 90's but left it bcse God told him to, is in surrey to talk and visit You have to register for this event. For more information please contact Grace Wiebe at gracew@idmail.com or CHCRN@DiscipleTheNations.org. (The cost of the event is only $5.) paul says it's abt friends. will i get the boot if i never do anything original?Submitted by pamuri on Fri, 2007-03-16 13:23. [ Blog ]this is from stacey campbell (and i second it. with love) Changing Times, Changing Seasons Living Stones A City Made of Stones » read more | 2 comments
of course i didnt' write this myself. i have nothing new to saySubmitted by pamuri on Thu, 2007-02-22 09:21. [ Blog ]am taking what i believe is the heart out of a paper i believe andy referred to. The wisdom literature of Israel unequivocally God forgive me for putting in such long things i don't even write myself....Submitted by pamuri on Sun, 2007-01-07 06:55. [ Blog ]i eddittedd itt from elijah list prophetic words jan7/07, kathie walters...: When I was in Ireland at the End of November, I had a Vision of a Town where very Strong Winds began to Blow through the Streets... I saw a woman walking; she had on a red coat and head scarf. When I saw the red coat, I realized the woman represented the "Church" (covered by the blood). The head scarf though, I felt represented a "lifestyle." You are meant to have a crown. The wind came behind this woman; a very strong wind. It blew her to the end of the street and AROUND A CORNER. The woman's head scarf came off, and then she began to laugh and enjoy the wind. ted haggardSubmitted by pamuri on Wed, 2006-11-08 17:53. [ Blog ]this is i think the heart of God re: leaders who stumble (and fall): Operation Prayer Watch- November 2006 This past week I was in the capital city of Canada, Ottawa. While I was there the sad news of the accusations against Ted Haggard were released in the media. I was in Ottawa with a group of intercessory leaders and the news deeply affected each of us, even those of us who had never been connected with him in any way. Our hearts were deeply grieved with both compassion for the Haggard family, his church family and for the body of Christ. i willSubmitted by pamuri on Sun, 2006-11-05 12:18. [ Blog ]i will thank God with all my heart as i meet with his godly people how amazing are the deeds of the lord! everything he does reveals his glory and majesty |
