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Give me a spring day, an open window, my beautiful cats, a pot of coffee, and several good books and I am in Heaven.


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Frances Carden Definitely The Mine. That one was a labor of love. Such an enjoyable writing experience. It wanted to be told and wrote itself.
Frances Carden A dark fantasy/horror novel that, oddly enough, was also inspired by a nightmare. I've been working on this particular book on and off since I was a t…moreA dark fantasy/horror novel that, oddly enough, was also inspired by a nightmare. I've been working on this particular book on and off since I was a teen. I completed a novella of it when I was a teen and also did half a screenplay based on it for a college class. I've finally decided that I cannot let the idea go, and am properly transforming it into an adult novel. (less)
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The Mine

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“To admit that there is One who lies beyond us, who exists outside of all our categories, who will not be dismissed with a name, who will not appear before the bar of our reason, nor submit to our curious inquiries: this requires a great deal of humility, more than most of us possess, so we save face by thinking God down to our level, or at least down to where we can manage Him.”
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“The gospel message embodies three distinct elements: an announcement, a command, and a call. It announces the good news of redemption accomplished in mercy; it commands all men everywhere to repent and it calls all men to surrender to the terms of grace by believing on Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour.”
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“affliction.”19 As Keller goes on to say, “Western societies are perhaps the worst societies in the history of the world at preparing people for suffering and death, because created meaning is not only less rational, but also less durable.”20”
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