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32 days ago by NSellier

Je viens de découvrir par hasard Quester. Testez le il découvre votre métier. Lien vers Quester

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63 days ago by Sarah Jo Alban

I don’t think I’ll ever have children. What I say next might be an excuse. But I don’t feel confident I’ll know how to teach them right from wrong, how to live life correctly, successfully and to the utmost vibrancy. I wouldn’t feel confident saying, “You’re doing this right,” or, “That’s the way to ...

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75 days ago by giorgio

Input any number of words that relate to your business interests and these exact terms will be used as Input any number of words that relate to your business interests and these exact terms will be used as "root words" in an extensive search for available domain names. Domain Quester Pro is a progra ...

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127 days ago by kleinski

Der Quester hat da einen Clip gepostet, der mich warumauchimmer an dieses Stck hier erinnert: Copyright © 2008 kleinski.de Dieser Feed unterliegt der Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5-Lizenz. (digitalfingerprint: 1ded01b2c3578298d4d8193834a14772)

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133 days ago by jutta

Here is another interesting quote from the “Quester” - as Eugene Peterson calls the writer of Ecclesiastes (explained in my other post): 24 So I decided there is nothing better than to enjoy food and drink and to find satisfaction in work. Then I realized that these pleasures are from the hand of Go ...

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140 days ago by jutta

Here I have something for you to chew on this week from Ecclesiastes. Eugene Peterson calls the author “the Quester” and writes in the introduction of The Message: “Ecclesiastes” is a Greek word that is usually translated “the preacher” or “the teacher”. Because of the experiential stance of the wri ...

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152 days ago by Quester

February 17, 2008, I preached my last sermon, said my good-byes, and changed out of my clergy garb for the last time. Since then, I’ve learned some things similar to Josh’s experiences, though our roads have had some different curves. Where do you go when you leave the church? 1. I went back to chur ...

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152 days ago by Quester

February 17, 2008, I preached my last sermon, said my good-byes, and changed out of my clergy garb for the last time. Since then, I’ve learned some things similar to Josh’s experiences, though our roads have had some different curves. Where do you go when you leave the church? 1. I went back to chur ...

de-conversion - de-conversion.com · 94 references

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187 days ago by Damian

From Peter who got it from Jeremy who got it from Quester. It’s a poignant retelling of the tale of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37). One day, a theologian decided to challenge a street preacher. “Preacher,” he asked, “what must we do to be saved?” “What is written in the Gospels?” the preacher re ...

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209 days ago by Quester

Different visitors to this site are at different points of their de-conversion journey. However, I’ve been noticing an increasing number of people at the point where their fear of Hell and eternal condemnation is keeping them from getting any further. This isn’t a point that everyone reaches. For so ...

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