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New online New on Katinka Hesselink Net The Dalai Lama interviewed by Raghavan Iyer shortly after leaving Tibet What is our Aim? , Radha Burnier New on All Considering Will, diet, renunciation and religion Jiddu Krishnamurti and theosophy (and occultism) Managing the unconscious – about possession and mediumship Rudolf Steiner and theosophy – about local versus universal wisdom Remembering Blavatsky – White Lotusday Ghosts, Magnetism and Infrasound Moral lessons from the economic crisis & some political critique New on squidoo People twittering about spirituality Best Books about Alchemy Top spiritual books 2009 Christianity: inspiration, philosophy and theology Salvador Dali – religiously themed surrealistic art Tibetan Buddhist Jewelry Best Beautiful Fractal Books Best Edgar Cayce Books Henk Spierenburg Theosophy Books The rest of my spiritual newsletter contains: Short Quotes The Chief Objectives of the Theosophical Society as Outlined in the Mahatma Letters, Canadian Theosophist Two wolves Related posts Rudolf Steiner and theosophy – about local versus universal wisdom Sorrow, stress, intelligence, wisdom, poverty, ambition & the Big Bang – newsletter, May 2009 Holliday season, new online, karma, and the Lord’s Prayer… © Katinka Hesselink – All Considering for All Considering , 2009.
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Dalai Lama, Diet, Theosophy, Steiner and Ghosts – spiritual newsletter june 2009
New online New on Katinka Hesselink Net The Dalai Lama interviewed by Raghavan Iyer shortly after leaving Tibet What is our Aim? , Radha Burnier New on All Considering Will, diet, renunciation and religion Jiddu Krishnamurti and theosophy (and occultism) Managing the unconscious – about possession and mediumship Rudolf Steiner and theosophy – about local versus universal wisdom Remembering Blavatsky – White Lotusday Ghosts, Magnetism and Infrasound Moral lessons from the economic crisis & some political critique New on squidoo People twittering about spirituality Best Books about Alchemy Top spiritual books 2009 Christianity: inspiration, philosophy and theology Salvador Dali – religiously themed surrealistic art Tibetan Buddhist Jewelry Best Beautiful Fractal Books Best Edgar Cayce Books Henk Spierenburg Theosophy Books The rest of my spiritual newsletter contains: Short Quotes The Chief Objectives of the Theosophical Society as Outlined in the Mahatma Letters, Canadian Theosophist Two wolves Related posts Rudolf Steiner and theosophy – about local versus universal wisdom Sorrow, stress, intelligence, wisdom, poverty, ambition & the Big Bang – newsletter, May 2009 Holliday season, new online, karma, and the Lord’s Prayer… © Katinka Hesselink – All Considering for All Considering , 2009. | Permalink | 3 comments | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: dalai lama , diet , lucifer7 , spiritual newsletter , steiner , theosophy
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June 2, 2009 The fatal shooting at a Sikh temple in Austria shows up an ugly schism in a religion built on monotheism and equality Sathnam Sanghera Sathnam Sanghera There were riots across northern India last week after a shooting at a Sikh temple in Austria resulted in the death of a sect leader and, given that Punjabi culture is something I bang on about on occasion, it wasn’t surprising, I suppose, that a couple of news producers rang, asking me to put the disturbances into context. I declined because: (a) as a community we are only just learning to talk about ourselves, and too often any kind of commentary is taken as criticism; (b) commenting about religion is a dangerous business when people are being killed and one has absolutely no theological authority; (c) I feel about broadcasting the way many feel about general anaesthetic (you should do it only when you absolutely need to); but mainly because (d) it’s quite hard to explain what Sikhism actually stands for
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One last time, the basic definition of “Biblical Theology” that I am leaning on for this series of posts: Biblical theology is the fruit of studying the Bible in such a way as to recognize the individuality of each biblical author, the progress of revelation over time and the unity of the canon resulting from the inspired nature of Scripture. The question is whether our preaching neglects one side of this triangle? So far we have looked at the issue of authorial individuality (both in style/vocabulary and in content/theology) and the progressive nature of revelation. Now let’s look at the third “side of the triangle:” The Unity of the Canon – We have 66 books written by roughly 40 authors. Yet each was fully inspired and therefore there is an essential unity to the canon, forty authors, but also One Author. When we preach the Bible as a human-only book, when we preach the Bible as tips from sages past, when we fail to preach the Bible as the theocentric self-revelation that it is, then we neglect the unity of the canon. Guidelines – Recognize that your preaching passage does not stand separate from the rest of the canon, but carefully consider if and how to demonstrate the consistency of the Bible’s message (this is not necessary in every message, but should be an attitude consistently underlying our preaching, and purposefully demonstrated when considered helpful)
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Preaching and Biblical Theology – Side 3
Bad Religion isn’t just a punk rock band…nope…they’re THE punk rock band. Bad Religion is one of the most diverse, universal, and creative bands in the music industry. Here’s a classic from ’93! Recipe For Hate | Epitaph [1993]
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Bad Religion: Struck A Nerve