Ivan
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That's only one of the word's definition.
Help me find the word I'm looking for
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That's only one of the word's definition.
Jesus is my friend
Puritan Board Junior
I wanted to say "Application" for some reason although it seemed like trying to fit the square peg into the round hole-not quite there
"Practical Religion" was a fine book by J.C Ryle
Amazon.com: Practical Religion: J. C. Ryle: Books
See also James 1:27
"Religion that is pure and undefiled before God,The Father,is this: to visit orphans and widows in thier affliction,and to keep oneself unstained from the world" (ESV)
TaylorOtwell
Puritan Board Junior
"I call 'piety' that reverence joined with love of God which the knowledge of his benefits induces."
- Calvin, Institutes, Book I, Chapter II, Section I
- Calvin, Institutes, Book I, Chapter II, Section I
I like the word theologizing it has the idea of applying theology to life.
ManleyBeasley
Inactive User
1. doctrical
2. practrine
3. theodoctritologicaline
...sorry
2. practrine
3. theodoctritologicaline
...sorry
Rangerus
Puritan Board Junior
You're looking for a blog name right? If I understand what you are after, it is one word that describes every day Christian living.
Such as "Application" or "Functional." Something that says "concerned with actual use or practice of holiness and doctrine." Maybe even "Functional Fusion"? It's hard to find just one power packed word that says everything you want it to say.
Two that come to mind are "Holy Joe" and "Practical-laity."
I know some might consider both to be "as corny as kansas in august.", but i'm tired and it's late.
Such as "Application" or "Functional." Something that says "concerned with actual use or practice of holiness and doctrine." Maybe even "Functional Fusion"? It's hard to find just one power packed word that says everything you want it to say.
Two that come to mind are "Holy Joe" and "Practical-laity."
I know some might consider both to be "as corny as kansas in august.", but i'm tired and it's late.
he beholds
Puritan Board Doctor
I think of these choices, application seems to fit the best. If I saw that on a blog, I would immediately get that the post is going to be about applying the truths of the scriptures to our lives.
moral necessity
Puritan Board Junior
Hey......that rhymed!!! It even had a sense of cadence to it! Are you going to be another Isaac Watts who went aroung rhyming everything as a child? You know, I can just see his parents taking him down the hall to his bedroom when he got in trouble, as Isaac said..."here I go...time for my spanking...while they beat me silly...my God I'll be thanking." LOL!
Blessings, Manley!
Wannabee
Obi Wan Kenobi
YEA! That's what I was pondering when I thought of metamorphosis. Romans 12:1-2 came to mind, "transform (metamorphosis) your mind," in contrast to conforming to the world. But I thought application sounded a bit generic, like how to put on a band-aid or filling out a job application. So I arrived at metamorphosis, considering it is an application of God's Word in a struggle for enduring change.
BobVigneault
Bawberator
Good one Charles! Whenever I was unruly in my four room schoolhouse, I was sent to the hall (which served as the school library) and stood in the corner (which was the Dr. Seuss section). Needless to say, I was over exposed to Dr. Seuss.
Perhaps time will tell
that Manley was as well
so that each and every time
his words are delivered in rhyme
Perhaps time will tell
that Manley was as well
so that each and every time
his words are delivered in rhyme
moral necessity
Puritan Board Junior
Perhaps a thread of all rhyme is due Bob! A chance to vent the Dr. Seuss I and others perhaps OD'd on as well as a child.
he beholds
Puritan Board Doctor
Or those of us with small children who are still OD'ing!
BobVigneault
Bawberator
I'm not saying it's a bad thing. For example, wouldn't you love to read The Institutes as a Seussian rhyme. Those of us who have suffered Seuss abuse would be uniquely able to translate the text. For example:
The original:
Our wisdom, in so far as it ought to be deemed true and solid Wisdom, consists almost entirely of two parts: the knowledge of God and of ourselves. But as these are connected together by many ties, it is not easy to determine which of the two precedes and gives birth to the other.
In Seussian text form:
Our wisdom, in so far as it ought
to be deemed true and solid Wisdom taught,
consists entirely of two parts;
the knowledge of God and of our own hearts.
But as these are connected by many ties,
it is not easy to find where the precession lies,
and which of the two gives birth to the other?
I don't know, go ask your mother.
The original:
Our wisdom, in so far as it ought to be deemed true and solid Wisdom, consists almost entirely of two parts: the knowledge of God and of ourselves. But as these are connected together by many ties, it is not easy to determine which of the two precedes and gives birth to the other.
In Seussian text form:
Our wisdom, in so far as it ought
to be deemed true and solid Wisdom taught,
consists entirely of two parts;
the knowledge of God and of our own hearts.
But as these are connected by many ties,
it is not easy to find where the precession lies,
and which of the two gives birth to the other?
I don't know, go ask your mother.
moral necessity
Puritan Board Junior
LOL! I'm with you on that one!
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Excellent, Bob!!! That was awesome!!!
Michael Butterfield
Puritan Board Freshman
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I know I am late and that you have already chosen a word, but a mathematical term would have been nice. A term like Vertex or even convergence. Of course, the obvious one would be intersection.
I know I am late and that you have already chosen a word, but a mathematical term would have been nice. A term like Vertex or even convergence. Of course, the obvious one would be intersection.
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