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It takes two to gossip

Do you hear gossip? If you allow slander in your presence, you are an accessory. You are enabling sinful communication when you have the power to end it. How do you stop it? Speak up Here are some ideas on how to stop the conversation. “Okay, this conversation is going somewhere I don’t want to… Read More It takes two to gossip

May 19, 2009November 10, 2009 kbonikowsky4 Comments

Serious Stuff

Slander is serious. The Ninth Commandment is “Do not give a false testimony about another.” False testimony may not be an outright lie, but simple deceit. It is casting another person in a poor light without being certain of the facts. It may be giving your opinion as concrete evidence against a person’s poor behavior.… Read More Serious Stuff

May 18, 2009November 10, 2009 kbonikowsky1 Comment

We Do Not Know

It is impossible for us to imagine heaven because we only know the shabbiness of our earth.  We are three-dimensional creatures playing with the science of a fourth, fifth, and even eighth dimension that broadens the scope of what we experience as reality.  There is much more than we know. But God knows. He is… Read More We Do Not Know

May 5, 2009November 10, 2009 kbonikowsky3 Comments

And So We Shall Rise

The Christ, the infinite unknown being of God confined to the created state of man, rose after death. And so WE shall rise… Peter, for a few unforgettable moments walked on water. It is a clue of what we shall be in the day the universe is remade to be obedient to the will of… Read More And So We Shall Rise

May 1, 2009 kbonikowsky3 Comments

More Bible Hyperbole

This post is a continuation, listing various hyperbole found in the Bible. Clicky here, for all my posts detailing what I’ve found. Books to fill the world! “And there are also many other things which Jesus did, which if they were written in detail, I suppose that even the world itself would not contain the… Read More More Bible Hyperbole

April 6, 2009April 6, 2009 kbonikowsky1 Comment

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