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Category Archives: Jesus
Goodbye…
Ten years ago today I published my first post for “Limping in the Light”. In that span, I’ve published 389 posts. (There are a few more that never saw the virtual light of virtual day.) This is #390. It’s also … Continue reading
Christmas Cognitive Dissonance
Every year about this time, I’m torn. On the one hand, I love to celebrate the most wonderful, joyous, miraculous event in human history: God condescending to become an infant, born into poverty to an exiled couple to teach us … Continue reading
Posted in General, Jesus
Tagged christmas, cognitive dissonance, consumption, depression, Jesus, mr. potter, peace, president, scrooge, silent night
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MS and Hadassah
Hadassah is a name that is very close to my heart. It’s also the Hebrew version of the name of the Biblical character Esther, heroine of the eponymous book. That lady with two names has a lot to teach us … Continue reading
I Scream the Body Electric
Back in 1855, Walt Whitman’s renowned poetry collection, “Leaves of Grass”, was published. One of the best known poems in that collection was changed in a later edition (in 1867) and given the first line and title, “I Sing the … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, MS
Tagged b b king, body electric, ms, neuropathy, pain, poetry, trigeminal neuralgia, walt whitman
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We are what we do
It’s always a good idea to remind oneself of the positive side of having MS. There are a few posts about the topic in this blog, here and here for example, not to mention references sprinkled throughout my years of … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, MS
Tagged aristotle, brain, Jesus, love, ms, neuroplasticity, physical therapy, will durant
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The double-decker bus of life
There used to be a great Italian restaurant nearby. The owner was an Irish guy (go figure) who adored All Things Italian. He traveled to Italy often to get ideas and ingredients for his trattoria. When my wife and I … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus
Tagged double decker bus, firenze, florence, heaven, italy, larry norman, norma desmond, trattoria
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What am I waiting for?
As a Christian, a follower of Jesus, I’m supposed to rely on the Bible as my rule of faith. Indeed I do. The Latin phrase, sola scriptura, is used to describe the doctrine to which most conservative Protestants ascribe: by … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, MS
Tagged don francisco, donkey, fortune cookies, jackass, Jesus, moving, psalm, sola scriptura, yma sumac
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It’s not easy (or cheap) being green (or good)
`I try to do right as much as possible. Call me old-fashioned, but I believe there are some things that are “right” and some things that are “wrong”. That puts me out of favor with popular culture, but I’ll keep … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, MS
Tagged king david. jesus, recycle, right and wrong, sacrifice, styrofoam, trader joes, veruca salt, whole foods
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Top Ten things to do while in the MRI tube
If you have MS, you’ve spent more than your fair share of time buried in an MRI machine. It’s a little known fact that the MRI was invented by some obscure cleric during the Inquisition to extract confessions from suspected … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, MS, Writing
Tagged backgammon, claustrophobia, dmd, gratitude, inquisition, mri, ms, prayer
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The Voice of God
Have you ever heard some spiritual superstar talk about how he or she “heard from God”? My hackles tend to rise immediately upon hearing such talk, invariably in the form of something like, “God told me I should do this”. … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, MS
Tagged bible, david rintell, depression, philippians, resilience, selfish, voice of God
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