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Tag Archives: terrorism
We shouldn’t let unfathomable evil desensitize us
(This article was first posted on the ONE Body Life webpage at onebody.life.) How can we deal with the ever increasing number of evil acts of mass murder and terrorism in America? When horror becomes widespread, our natural tendency is to begin to ignore it, … Continue reading
Posted in comfort, comfort for grief, evil spirits, good and evil, gun violence, How Evil Works, overcoming evil, problem of evil, source of evil, stop the violence, Uncategorized, violence epidemic, violence in society, where does evil come from, why mass shootings
Tagged church, evil, hope, mass murder, mass shooting, Sutherland Springs, terrorism, violence
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“Thou shall not kill?”
How many massacres Are too many? We took the words “Thou shall not kill,” Out of our schools. Now we are terrorized By home grown trauma; Random mass killings, Frequent and common. Lord, help us! The value of 1 human … Continue reading
What’s Up With Hatred?
What’s up with all the hate, meanness, and cruelty? We see the results of human hatred and cruelty everywhere nowadays — from terrorized and bombed out Syrians desperately fleeing to Europe; to drive by shootings on America’s streets; to random … Continue reading
Posted in all lives matter, Christianity, civilians, forgiveness, helter skelter, inner peace, Islam, life matters, mass murders, peace, peace of mind, peacemaking, Prince of Peace, suicide bombings, Syrian refugees, Uncategorized
Tagged answer to terrorism, hate, Meaning in life, religion, terrorism
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Overcoming Your Inner Terrorism
–My Spiritual Warfare Poem: Overcoming Your Inner Terrorism– Throw out your inner foes. Never settle for or surrender to Their tormenting inner flows, Their torturous status quo. You can’t “Just say no.” You’ve got to make Your inner enemies go … Continue reading
Posted in 2 Corinthians 10:4, armor of God, Ephesians 6:16, for the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, for we wrestle not against flesh and blood, more than conquerors, positive thinking, self-help, spiritual enemies, Uncategorized
Tagged Bible, fighting terrorism, poem, quotes, spiritual warfare, terrorism, war on terror
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Caught in the crossfire of Christ’s love and forgiveness
A victim of the hatred and evil of Roman, state-sponsored terrorism, Jesus Christ was tortured, nailed to a cross, and hung up to die. Dangling between life and death, He spoke crosswords that released God’s love and fire: “Father, forgive … Continue reading
Posted in Christ, cross, crucifixion, demons, evil in our society, evil spirits, Father forgive them, for they know not what they do, hatred, historic Jesus, historical Jesus, Jesus, Jesus Christ, passion of the Christ, Roman history, Saul of Tarsus, state sponsored terrorism, the cross, the wonderful cross, torture, Uncategorized
Tagged evil, hate, history, nonviolence, response to terrorism, terrorism, violence
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Millennial Town
Millennial town Unmoved for 1,000 years, Longest continually inhabited Multi-family dwellings In the entire world; Sitting in a beautiful valley On both sides of a roaring river; Resisting terrorism For hundreds of years, Surviving disrespect, persecution, Abuse and genocide; Containing … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Corinthians 14:26, 1000 years, alternative lifestyle, bombed church, building with adobe, Christ, community building, Indian village, Indians, Millennial generation, Native American, oldest city in America, reaching Millennials, world heritage sites
Tagged culture, history, Millennials, New Mexico, Taos, Taos Pueblo, terrorism, tourism
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Je suis en Christ!
In a world where the words “Thou shall not kill,” are no longer in our vocabulary — Je suis en Christ! In a world full of mean words and violent actions — Je suis en Christ! In a world full … Continue reading
Domestic Violence Is Home Grown Terrorism!
The video of NFL star, Ray Rice’s knockout punch to his girl friend (and now new wife) has brought the brutality of domestic violence to public attention. In America we justly protest against the brutality of ISIS. However, we often … Continue reading
Views of Violence
If certain foreign nations and their leaders can be called evil (Axis of Evil, Evil Empire, etc.) and foreign terrorists and/or suicide bombers can be called evil, why aren’t America’s home-grown terrorists and mass murderers called evil? Why aren’t all … Continue reading
America’s Bravest Supreme Court Justice — John Marshall Harlan
Although I didn’t rank John Marshall Harlan in my Top 10 Greatest Americans, I do consider him to be American’s Brave Supreme Court Justice ever. He was a true American hero of equality. In 1896, seven men heard Homer Plessy’s story … Continue reading
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