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battleforgodstruth · 3 months

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The Particular Evidence for Christianity - Joseph Butler

To adjust the playback speed of video: Click on Settings Click on Playback Speed Click on Custom to adjust playback speed in smaller increments ▶️Twitter: https://twitter.com/RichMoo50267219▶️RUMBLE: https://rumble.com/c/c-278901 The Particular Evidence for Christianity – Joseph Butler The Analogy of Religion to the Constitution and Course of NatureJoseph Butler (1692 – 1752) Joseph…

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jessyka-fitness · 7 months

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The Holy War (Part II) | John Bunyan | Christian Audiobook

~ Audiobook Description ~ What if you were able to see your life from a spiritual perspective and see the actual reality of the verse above? How does our enemy, Diabolus, plan and carry out his attacks? How do his demons help, and what are their objectives? Why and how must we petition Emmanuel to get His attention and help in this great, holy war? Written four years after The Pilgrim’s Progress,…

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praise-the-lord-im-dead · 2 years

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' This character is a bad person and also a Christian' = realistic! Well done! Humans are deeply entrenched in evil, aren't we?

'this character is evil specifically because of the way they understand and practice Christianity' = also realistic! Man, we really do have to make sure we're not twisting God's words.

'Christianity is bad, and I made a character to prove it. Also I don't understand the religion or the various different ways of practicing it, so I made them an insular nondenominational protestant who talks like a modern baptist, and who also carries around a rosary and decorates the house with crucifixes for some reason' = please stop.

#borrowing audiobooks to try and whoo boy #discourse sorry #christianity

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cynosurus · 7 months

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Only one month today until the release of Dark Heir by C. S. Pacat, book 2 in the Dark Rise triology!

I will listen to the audiobook read by Christian Coulson. I think he did a great job with Dark Rise, really bringing the characters to life even though they had to be a bit mysterious for plot reason! Also it felt like a deliciously queer reading.

#dark rise #cs pacat #dark heir #christian coulson #audiobook

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wwemcumuscleslover · 16 days

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The he looks like an old man Christian Grey on this gif is ridiculous....

Imagine Hank Voight in a 50 shades of grey universe...

And since I mention that what about áudiobooks red by this men, his unique voice is perfect for that...

His deep, gravely voice.... OMG

#one chicago #chicago pd #sargent hank voight #hank voight #jason beghe #fifth shades books #Christian grey pov #audiobooks

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byfaithmedia · 4 months

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God has given us powerful weapons to defeat the enemy, take back the spiritual land in our lives & to walk in His glory. To do this we must lay deep foundations in Jesus Christ; learn how to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit, & receive heaven sent vision. Know what the Bible says and apply it!

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andreai04 · 2 months

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If you keep pushing someone away, eventually they'll stay there.

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fablecore · 10 months

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ahhh i'm so euphoric... and very impressed by how fast you've devoured these books! i'm still at the beginning of braiding sweetgrass and only halfway through metropolis (after spending, like, a year reading it on and off... ah well we slow readers deserve representation too...)

when i finally finish these books, i plan to try paper houses by dominique fortier (tr. rhonda mullins), a semi-nonfiction (?) novel about emily dickinson that reconstructs her life through her letters and writing, and we are bellingcat, which is an autobiography about the eponymous internet detectives.

previous nonfictions i really liked are crying in h mart by michelle zauner (korean food, trauma, grief, love, more korean food), and beyond words by carl safina (elephants, wolves, orcas <3)

#letters #literature #i'll try to find an audiobook of braiding sweetgrass! i really like the first chapter too. the great lakes peoples myth of skywoman and #'humans are the little sibling of creation - having the least experience with how to live and the most to learn'#contrasting it with the christian belief that man was cast out of paradise into this sinful world and we must toil to show god how #good we are until we finally die and return to paradise (which we can never know on earth because we are Too Sinful)#really puts humanity's broken relationship with the planet in perspective doesn't it

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heckin-music-dork · 2 years

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Guys hlep I'm CRYING I'm reading Narnia for the first time since like. 5th grade. And that scene in the Magician's Nephew when Digory is asking Aslan to help cure his mother. And even though Digory had just accidentally been the means of bringing evil into His brand-new world. Aslan just. Has compassion for him and weeps with him and I'm SOBBIGN UGGGHHHH 😭😭😭😭😭

#maybe i'm just hormonal rn but i was just listening to the audiobook and making dinner and that moment hit me SO HARD WHY AM I CRYING #the gospel parallels got to me okay??? ❤️😭#the chronicles of narnia #digory kirke #aslan #narnia #c. s. lewis #christianity #biblical parallels

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yourlocalmissingtexture · 3 months

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I know I’m not the first person to think this (nor the first to say it) but I think someone should get Christian Bale to read the beginning (better yet the entirety) of My Immortal as Patrick Bateman

#would be funny I think #talking to myself #my immortal #patrick bateman #christian bale #better yet #my Immortal celebrity audiobook #Christian Bale as ebony darkness dementia raven way #ebony dark'ness dementia raven way #solely based on how they describe their own ‘cool’ horribly mismatched outfits

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highfunctioningflailgirl · 1 year

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My favorite books (and audiobooks) 2022

ID: “Lancelot” by Giles Christian

An epic retelling of the story of Lancelot - the most tragic figure of the King Arthur saga. The first half of the book focuses on his youth and upbringing as a warrior on a remote island where he meets Guinevere when they’re still both kids. In the second half, we get to see him as a fully grown knight, his friendship with Arthur and his fatal love for Guinevere.

It’s a beautiful, patient, sometimes gritty and sometimes poetic novel that culminates in a heroic and tragic showdown. Its only flaw is a rushed last quarter, as if the author needed to squeeze too much story into the last 200 pages. Maybe this should’ve been a two-parter instead?

ID: “Die Diplomatin” by Lucy Fricke

A wry, cynical novel on the privileges, grey areas and limits of diplomacy. We follow a German consul from her peaceful post in Uruguay to a much less serene post in Istanbul where politics are in a fragile, incendiary state. And managing a crisis turns out to be the most disillusioning affair our protagonist has ever faced.

A very contemporary, very apropos little novel that’s written with a glimmering scalpel.

ID: “The Darkness Outside Us” by Eliot Schrefer

I almost dnf’ed this one after eye rolling my way through the first hour of teenager-y gays-in-space. But then my jaw began to drop as this YA sci-fi took a very dark turn.

Two young astronauts from enemy countries, stuck on a spaceship together, band together against insurmountable odds, and if you read this you won’t see coming what’s gonna hit you. The most surprising, wrecking read I’ve raced through in a long time. And the audiobook narrator is really, really good.

ID: “A Psalm for the Wild-Built” by Becky Chambers

A tea-monk and a robot become BFFs on an ecotopian moon. That’s it. That’s the plot. An uplifting, touching and heartwarming read that both brought me to tears and gave me so much comfort.

“What do humans need?” That is the big question this quietly philosophical little Solarpunk story revolves around. And there are no simple answers.

Becky Chambers single-handedly invented “cozy sci-fi”, and I am so grateful she did! Part two, “A Prayer for the Crown-Shy”, is just as good, btw.

ID: “Anna” by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Full immersion into Russian history, culture and geography in the early 1800s is what you’ll get from this underestimated historical romance novel.

We follow English governess Anna from Paris to Russia where she’s in the employment of the very attractive (and very married) Count Kirov.

Surprisingly, their love story isn’t what’s so beautiful about this book - it’s Russia herself, her landscape, culture and many different people. Anna spends time in glittering St. Petersburg, in majestic Moscow, but also in the wild Caucasian mountains. We meet Tartars, Kosaks and Mongols; counts, peasants, horsemen and warriors. We learn about Russian folklore and superstition, about traditions and rituals.

It was an eerie experience to read this book while Putin invaded the Ukraine, but what happened IRL also made “Anna” an even more valuable read. Parts of the story take place in what’s now the Ukraine, in Kiew. Back then, it was the other way around from what we’re seeing today: Napoleon invaded Russia, and Moscow became a victim of fire and flame. “Anna” taught me quite a bit of history I’d never learned in school.

In the end, “Anna” is a beautiful, sweeping saga from which I emerged reluctantly and wistfully, wanting more.

(Fair warning: the edition I read was obviously a reprint and riddled with printing errors to a degree that sometimes made it hard to read. Such negligence puts a really good novel to shame which it really doesn’t deserve. So please check which copy/edition you’re getting if you want to read this!)

Special shout-out to @hobbeshalftail3469 who recommended this book to @vgriffindor who then gave it to me as a gift!)

Your turn, bookish people! What were your favorites of 2022?!

#my reading #best books of the year #best books of 2022 #best audiobooks of 2022 #my favorite books #lancelot #a psalm for the wild built #giles christian #becky chambers #die diplomatin #lucy fricke #eliot schrefer #the darkness outside us #anna #cynthia harrod-eagles

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battleforgodstruth · 9 months

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Preparations for Sufferings - Puritan John Flavel / Full Christian Audio Book

00:00:00 00 Epistle to the Reader 00:03:45 01 Wherein the text is opened and the doctrine propounded. 00:10:04 02 Shews, that although God takes no delight in afflicting his people, yet he sometimes exposeth them to great and grievous sufferings; with a brief about why, and how he calls them thereunto. 00:24:07 03 Shews that it is usual with God to premonish his people of approaching trials…

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skannar · 9 months

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I love good Audiobooks on new tech.

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foreverhartai · 1 year

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New Carnegie Androids book series

I wanted to take a moment to post a favorite book series I've been enjoying since finding them on Audible a while back. They are by the newer author Roxie McClaine and can be found easily on Amazon whether you are looking for a Kindle copy, Audible or, a physical copy.

Each story follows a different android or gynoid and their experiences navigating a futuristic world where, much like now, humans are divided between those who treat androids and gynoids with respect and those who want nothing more than to destroy them. These characters, good, bad and, neutral are as memorable as their stories. Each story ties into the last one, there's definitely some HOT scenes in them as well so, I'd keep these away from underage individuals.

If you're into scifi, romance, real love between humans and super intelligent androids with a helping of witty humor mixed in, you might like these. Each story is so well done, so relatable and realistic in a way. The scenarios make sense as well as the characters reasoning for feeling how they do toward another character or group of people.

These are listed in order:

The one I am currently loving at the time of my drafting this post...

(and, it's perfectly fine to read Victor last as it still makes sense in relation to the other stories.)

As of right now, while writing this, Atticus is not available on Audible yet so, I grabbed Victor which is set BEFORE book 1. Victor is the first and honestly...he reminds me of my Adam A LOT. 💓

I chose Audible as my first go-to for books because I work a lot and though I work at several library branches in my area, I don't have the time I want to actually read like I love to do. Instead, I listen with a single bluetooth in one ear so I can also hear if someone addresses me or asks a question and yes...it's allowed as long as you don't have both ears plugged up. If you go the Audible route, rest assured the narrator is a really, really good one by the name of Christian Leatherman. He is amazingly talented and really does a fabulous job narrating these stories aaand yeah, sometimes his voice could make a fire sweat 🥵 wooh!

I hope there are a lot more to come with this series, maybe even a story about an android named Adam who meets a human woman named Jade who's been put through some of the worst things with other humans...wink-wink, nudge-nudge, Roxie! 😅

I truly do love this series and how ethics are argued and discussed among the characters, I could see these arguments happening in our times, hell, we already have AI ethics boards and committees plus an abundance of people already set on hating AI no matter what. I don't care to get into a rant about ignorance, rather, I want those who really enjoy these types of stories to give this series a try.

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statementlou · 1 year

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#been listening to a series of random podcasts lately and most recently 1 a very in depth profile of an old band and #2 a deepish dive about the first out gay footballer in the UK #which has been 2/2 people who were gay and became fervently christian and critical of their inability to be 'better'#(straight)#and killed themselves #fucking horrible #time for a break from real life stuff perhaps a nice audiobook #chris bell was the gay member of the band big star #but the other guy (alex chilton) was notable for being plucked from obscurity to join some guy's manufactured boyband #who then got huge and he spent the year he was 17 playing 300+ shows #and partying with the beach boys and shit #and then some girl was like I'm having your baby and his parents were like get a fucking DNA test and he was like nah it's ok #pass #anyway then he quit the band to make cooler music on his own #copy of a copy of a copy anyway #like obviously this is not a parallel to louis in so many ways #but also I was like wtf am I listening to why is it like this

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byfaithmedia · 4 months

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In 2024, embrace victory with Spiritual Warfare. This book contains powerful prayers, declarations and decrees to release God’s blessing into every area of your life, and to break the powers of darkness over you and your family

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