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» Tuesday, Nov. 10 on 2009-11-20
- If I can teach her to be respectful of the past, connected to it, but not its slave, well, mission accomplished. You can’t make sense of the future without it.
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DailyLit: Read books by email and RSS. on 2009-10-30
- A friend invited us up to his cottage on the shore, and he had a tiny boat that we fished from in the mornings. We would catch a dozen mackerel and barbeque them right there on the beach and eat them with bread and lemons. If you wanted salt you would dip them in the sea.
- A really fresh oyster is getting smacked in the face by the entire Atlantic Ocean.
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- - In these situations, the perfect meal is nice wine. It's a bit too wet on its own, which is why mankind invented food.
  - The trick is to respect food without worshipping it. As Lao-Tzu said: “Govern a great nation as you would cook a small fish. Do not overdo it.
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DailyLit: Authors in the Kitchen: Preview: 1 on 2009-10-28
- I loved rhubarb pie, that's what I always had on my birthday instead of cake. Still do, actually.
- What is your go-to comfort food?
  
  Coffee. There's something very ritualistic about preparing and drinking coffee, it is just as nice at home or in a cafe.
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- - M. F. K. Fisher considered eating one of the arts of living well. Do you think this perspective still has a place in today's culture?
    
    Yes, because you cannot do it digitally.
    Cooking and eating will always bind us together as families and as societies because we can't invent an online substitute, because we need to eat to survive.
At Work and Worship in the Theater of God :: Desiring God Christian Resource Library on 2009-10-28
- John 17:3. "Now this is eternal life, that they may know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent."
- Calvin was a faith-possessed pilgrim with a singular passion to know God and to make him known.
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- - Calvin was convinced that the core of our worship for God and work of God must be based on the Word of God. It was in the Word that he came to know the depths of his own sin and the power of Christ for his salvation and how to live as a pilgrim in this sin-cursed world.
  - All the hours Calvin spent in his study of the Word were for one purpose: to make God known through his life and ministry.
  - Calvin's prime motive from that time on came to be "zeal to illustrate the glory of God."
  - The Institutes was an introduction to the Christian faith and was an outline to what Calvin himself saw as important: the sufficiency of Scripture and submission to those Scriptures.
  - The truth of Scripture was something his Roman Catholic detractors agreed with. How did Calvin differ from them? Two areas: sufficiency and perspicuity.
  - Calvin said that what the Scriptures principally teach is that God alone deserves glory. At the end of the day, what's most important is that God is glorified, not only in his creation but also in his plan of redemption.
  - He argued that for God to be glorified in the saving work of his children, two things need to happen. First, a sinner must come to see his utter helplessness and utter hopelessness and the coming judgment. Second, the knowledge of God's way of salvation.
  - God's glory, seen in the salvation of hopeless sinners, through the work of Jesus on the cross, received through faith alone, was the ultimate revelation of God himself giving himself glory.
  - powerful, purposeful, and personal
  - Calvin believed that the doctrine of providence was a very practical reality that every Christian needed to know and embrace. God's care was powerful, purposeful, and personal. Calvin knew that God was intimately involved in the affairs of his creation. Calvin also knew that God had a purpose for the universe
  - Calvin said there was another way to receive blessing from God: go to church. It is in the church where the primary means of grace is given to you. God meets with his people in worship primarily in two ways: through the preaching of the Word and the administration of the sacraments.
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