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Easter 2019: no idle tale
When the women returned from the empty tomb, they told the men all of this, and they thought that it was just another idle tale like so many others. How could they, even after all they had seen, fail to recognize that Jesus is like no other? But, to be fair, perhaps we too often treat the resurrection like a pretty myth that changes nothing much. Continue reading
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Easter 2013: Aslan is on the move
Why do you look for the living among the dead? It is the question of Easter morning. Why are these women coming to the tomb carrying their supplies of bodily embalming, their perfumes and their potions to preserve the dead, … Continue reading
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Tagged Aslan, C.S. Lewis, Christ, Easter, He is Risen, Jesus, Luke 24:1-12, Resurrection, The Lion the Witch & the Wardrobe, the living among the dead
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