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Category Archives: The Daniel Amos Chronicles
The Entitlement Myth, Part 3 – On Professional Christians
In my last post, I started a discussion about the sense of entitlement that pervades much of the western church (and spreading, as we “evangelize” the rest of the world), dealing in particular with the issue of paid, “professional” Christians. … Continue reading
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The Entitlement Myth, Pt 2
Okay then, let’s continue with The D.A. Chronicles… I know what I want I know what I need I want a miracle I know what I need I know what I want, I know what I need, give me (A … Continue reading
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The Daniel Amos Chronicles
I live in my room, it’s warm here in my room World is spinning, spinning like a big top I have got a secret, I will slip it Under the door, slip it to this wicked wicked world My Room … Continue reading
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