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Cherice left a comment for Dave Trowbridge"Hi Dave--just wanted to let you know I changed the theme for my blog so hopefully it's more readable now."
Martin Kelley left a comment for Dave Trowbridge"Hi Dave: you might want to check out Readability--drag the bookmarklet into your bookmarks bar and click on blog posts or news websites. It's magically strips everything away from blog posts leaving black text text on a white background.…"
Cherice left a comment for Dave Trowbridge"Thanks for the comment, Dave. I'll try to get around to changing the blog format one of these days..."
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I liked your worship reflection on prophecy from Gurneyites, and would like to continue reading your blog, but probably won't, because it's physically almost impossible to do so.
I think you may not be aware of how hard white…"
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"Well, technically the earliest story is from Paul:~ "I saw him, after so-&-so and so&so and upty-upty many other people," who says absolutely nothing about a tomb.
The tomb is unlikely; Romans didn't work that way. They…"
The Empty Tomb
A wag once said that it's always darkest just before the lights go out. We may chuckle at this cynical modification of a common aphorism, but I'd suggest that in some ways it's truer to life than the original. I think we've all experienced--I know I have--that moment when belief falters, hope dies, and we cry out from our cross: my God, my God, why have you forgotten me? And sometimes--again, I speak from my own experience--the darkness seems not to yield. The lights don't come back on.Today,…See More
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The Empty Tomb
Posted on 4th mo. 4, 2010 at 8:38pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
A wag once said that it's always darkest just before the lights go out. We may chuckle at this cynical modification of a common aphorism, but I'd suggest that in some ways it's truer to life than the original. I think we've all experienced--I know I have--that moment when belief falters, hope dies, and we cry out from our cross: my God, my God, why have you forgotten me? And sometimes--again, I speak from my own experience--the darkness seems not to yield. The lights don't come back… Continue
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- At 6:50pm on 10th mo. 31, 2010, Cherice said…
- Hi Dave--just wanted to let you know I changed the theme for my blog so hopefully it's more readable now.
- At 6:20pm on 10th mo. 20, 2010, Martin Kelley said…
- Hi Dave: you might want to check out Readability--drag the bookmarklet into your bookmarks bar and click on blog posts or news websites. It's magically strips everything away from blog posts leaving black text text on a white background. Sidebars, widgets and ads are gone leaving an ultra-readable (or printable) format. I use it all the time to declutter the web. Find it here: http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/
- At 5:01pm on 10th mo. 20, 2010, Cherice said…
- Thanks for the comment, Dave. I'll try to get around to changing the blog format one of these days...
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