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Lullaby for the end of the world
This Sunday’s readings are a little apocalyptic; whether one reads Daniel and Mark, or Hannah’s proto-Magnificat, change is in the air, and much of it alarming. Jürgen Moltmann believes that the Christian should not be afraid of the end of … Continue reading
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Tagged apocalypse, birth, chaplaincy, Daniel 12:1-3, Mark 13:1-8, pain, Resurrection, Year B Proper 28
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Year B Proper 28: It’s (not) the end of the world
As we move towards Advent, when we await the arrival of God among us, we start looking in our scripture readings at the end of the world. Every year, whether the 2012 famous for Mayan millennium angst or any other … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, apocalypse, birth pangs, end of the world, Harold Camping, Mark 13:1-8, Mayan calendar, Year B Proper 28
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