Christianity
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God’s Grand Game Revisited
My interest in philosophical theology began around the same time I first read the Bible. I had already been through a meandering spiritual journey involving forays into meditation, psychology, and enlightenment schools of thought, as recalled in The Philosophy of a Mad Man, which was my first book, is autobiographical, and captures my journey towards… Continue reading
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The Divine Council is Assembled in London!
Dear all, It’s always miraculous what God does. I was admitted to hospital a few weeks ago, and first spent some time in an absolute wreck of an A&E department. It was intensely stressful, entirely ruled by computers with little genuine healthcare for patients. The staff had clearly been sorely deceived by Satan and despite… Continue reading
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The Struggle with Sin and the Mercy of God
Lately, I have been worried that the struggle with sin might be an insurmountable obstacle in my faith walk. But I am reminded that Jesus carried the weight of my punishment when He suffered on the cross so that I can be free from condemnation. This is a priceless mercy from the Lord. If you… Continue reading
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Universal Reconciliation with Curt Parton
Hello friends, I hope your week is off to a good start. As I progress with research for my upcoming book about divine justice, I will be exploring the thoughts of different philosophers and theologians who have written about the subject. Within Christianity, there is a perspective called universal reconciliation, which simply put is the… Continue reading
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Answers to Prayer 🙌
Happy Monday everyone! I received a wonderful answer to prayer yesterday. Having spent a few weeks praying that I would find a local Christian fellowship, on Sunday I went along to a church service and it was truly wonderful, surpassing all expectations. Praise God! Not only was the church service a huge blessing, but I… Continue reading
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The Fleeting Nature of Life
Hello friends, I hope you’re all in good spirits. The weekend is here! 🎉 Actually, if truth be told, weekends are a double-edged sword for me at present. While on the one hand they are an opportunity to feel more relaxed, on the other hand they are often the time I feel most spiritually vulnerable… Continue reading
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Steven Colborne is an author, musician and counsellor living in the United Kingdom. On this blog he writes about philosophy, religion and spirituality and shares a variety of personal articles.
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Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul and with all thy mind, and thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
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