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Jesus Christ is the heir and Son of God (Heb 1:2). He is the image of the invisible God, the physical vessel which contains the whole fullness of deity (Col 1:15; 2:9). Not only is He the image of God, but the “exact imprint” of His nature (Heb 1:3). Yet He is distinct from God Read more

There are some who may find snipping photographs of people’s faces while listening to murder mysteries macabre. I find it therapeutic. Scrapbooking is a cross between journaling, graphic design, and carpentry. I’ve experimented with the first two and never the last due to my tumultuous relationship with splinters. There are fewer safety hazards associated with Read more

With her ramrod, unyielding posture that makes her broad frame seem taller than it is, Jean possesses the unusual capability of commanding immediate respect in others. She does not demand respect with her attitudes and airs, as some might, but her presence inspires a sense of deference and almost of fear. Possibly this is due Read more

During the day, our upstairs neighbors are radio silent. During the night, however, they are very lively, especially in the room directly above mine. Without fail, at 10:00 pm each night when I am teetering between sleep and consciousness, I am startled fully awake by the sound of the activities with which they occupy themselves. Read more

In China, dog moms and dads have taken pet ownership to another level. Chinese pets live in the lap of luxury, equipped with every possible amusement and amenity to make their lives more comfortable. For example, instead of cruelly demeaning dogs to the arduous task of walking the streets on all four paws, pet parents Read more

Crime and Punishment is one of the most remarkable pieces of fiction ever written, perhaps due to the sheer weight of the topics Dostoyevsky deals with in the novel, contrasted with the subtlety and thoughtfulness with which he writes. The fabric of the book is woven from the very essence of the author’s thoughts and Read more