Good.

TX can require the Ten Commandments be displayed in public schools. 

So can, and should, every other state.

Preaching on the Ninth Commandment

When I said a long while back that I had a dream that one day preachers across the country would all preach on the Ninth Commandment, this was the sort of thing—one of many such—that I had in mind: organizations that take advantage of people's best intentions by alleging with false accusations and psychological projection the very hatred they purport to stand against. Lex talionis, BTW, means that false accusers are meted the same sentence they attempt to call down on others. 

Christians, before they rush to strike a moral pose, need to practice self-awareness and ask themselves whether their attitudes toward other people—family, (former) friends, neighbors, people of the opposing party—arise from what might boil down, in the eyes of God, to a false witness. I have seen some of the most lionized theologians on social media pronouncing certain public figures non-Christian because of how they pray or what they pray for in public, never mind the courage it takes to pray in public, never mind bothering to ask what biblical texts the prayer might have in view. Paul teaches a better way when he tells us to consider others as better than ourselves. That is the positive corollary to the negative prohibition in the Ninth Commandment.

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 ... that concerns medical freedom, therefore, freedom generally, which is a matter of not only the human body, but also the mind and spirit. "Where the Spirit is, there is freedom."

Because Year D is concerned with making the Word of God fully known — for the glory of God and for the well-being of his beloved world — I am linking this here. 

"House Lights Up [Postlude]"

Here is the final, final track from the Revenant Psalms project.

Revenant Psalms, Vol. V is streaming (in full)

Here is the full YT playlist, but without 1000 subscribers, YT pays literally nothing. Please visit your favorite streaming service to download this and other records. Why stream when you can own it and access it anytime, ad free?

Meanwhile, here is the latest track with video and lyrics/paraphrase:

"Psalm 110 [Quaternary Resignation]."

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