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Recent Posts
- The Bible Project Blog experience’s impact on my new novel The Intersection.
- “Turn the Other Cheek?”: The Bible Project Blog
- Daniel Helminiak’s What the Bible Really Says about Homosexuality: Positive Homosexual Depictions in the Bible
- Daniel Helminiak’s What the Bible Really Says about Homosexuality Curbing Abusive Homosexual Sex Specifically, not Homosexuality in General
- Daniel Helminiak’s What the Bible Really Says about Homosexuality What Romans Refers to as “Unnatural”
Books of The Bible
Tag Archives: Old Testament
The Old Testament: Job II – Speaking with Authority (cont.)
I teach, and as a teacher you sometimes have to let students talk about things they think they understand (or about which they think they have an informed opinion) because we’re in a classroom. This is a place where ideas … Continue reading
The Old Testament: Job I – Speaking with Authority
When I was in college, I was taking classes at Peirce Community College in Woodland Hills. I had been a student at CSUN but wanted to move to San Diego, attend UCSD. Community college offered my best chance to transfer. … Continue reading
The Old Testament: Esther I – A Capable, Brave Woman in the Right Place at the Right Time
I enjoyed playing recess games with older kids. I enjoyed the challenge of playing above my skill level. I also enjoyed being underestimated if I could pull off a key play. This is what having an older brother does to … Continue reading
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Tagged Book of Esther, Brad Windhauser, Mordecai, Old Testament, Women in the Bible
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