Posts Tagged ‘Psalm 19’
June 18th, 2023 | 
Author: Last night four of us met to discuss the first chapter of G.K. Chesterton’s The Man Who Was Thursday. The discussion ranged freely from anarchy, chaos and order in the arts to Chesterton’s use of colors and atmosphere, and the possible importance of the dream or nightmare motif to the novel. However, those topics, important and fascinating as they may be, are not what I want to write about here. Rather, the evening revealed something crucial about human nature. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Philosophy | 
Tags: anarchy, Bloomsbury group, chaos, epistemology, friendship, G. K. Chesterton, human nature, images, Inklings, knowledge, order, philosophes, poetry, Psalm 19, revolutionary France, Samuel Johnson, Socrates, stories, The Man Who Was Thursday, truth | 
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In all places and at all times mankind has been fascinated with the heavens above. Even the atheist is not dead to their majesty and beauty and experiences a sense of awe, Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Bible, Living the Psalms, Psalms, Spirituality |
Tags: creation, Gerard Manley Hopkins, God's beauty, God's glory, God's power, praise, Psalm 19, Psalm 8 |
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When we consider the beautiful sky above, most of us are easily led to praise God the Creator. However in Psalm 19 David finds even more reason to praise God because of the law. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Bible, Living the Psalms, Psalms |
Tags: covenant, creation, Forgiveness, Law of God, Lord, praise, Psalm 18, Psalm 19, Revelation, sin, worship |
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