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Name: Vitual on WHOVA confernce platform
Start: 2023-03-29T10:55:08-07:00
End: 2023-03-29T10:55:08-07:00
Location: Vitual on WHOVA confernce platform

Wednesday, March 29, @ 10:55 am

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Date:: Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Time:: 10:55 am

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Vitual on WHOVA confernce platform

Dodging Atheism, One Note at a Time

August 15, 2022 Commentary 2

My last column traced my journey from Christianity, through agnosticism, into the Baha’i Faith. Given my attitudes towards religion during a dozen agnostic years, I’ve often considered why I didn’t become an atheist. The short answer is, I didn’t have the chutzpah to state authoritatively that the God I didn’t believe in didn’t exist. On reflection, two major influences (besides lack of chutzpah) kept me from becoming an atheist: nature and liturgical music.

Doing Good Work? Virtual Tour Guatemala Offers Insights & Discussion On The Current State of Mission Work

August 14, 2022 News 2

Spokane Hamblen Park Presbyterian Church former pastor Betsey Moe said the presentation’s Guatemala theme stems from Farrell’s visit to that country at the time. The presentation is geared towards mission work of any kind, whether it is local, national or international.

Leonard Cohen Documentary “Hallelujah” Solidifies The Power of a Song

August 13, 2022 Commentary 0

“Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song” chronicles the legendary musician’s life — from his early days as a poet to his final tour and everything in between — through the lens of his most famous song. Beyond the song’s independent legend and impact on music history, the film offers a perfect example of the way Cohen’s life and work straddled the line between spiritual and sensual.

Ask A Pagan: Wearing the mjolnir

August 13, 2022 Commentary, Features 0

The mjolnir, also known as Thor’s hammer, is found both in and out of paganism.

Freewill: C.S. Lewis, “Our Tiny, Miraculous Power of Freewill”

August 12, 2022 Commentary, Features 0

The evangelical writer C. S. Lewis unwittingly confirms the impossibility of freewill within the orthodox Christian framework. In his book "The Problem of Pain," Lewis states: “Our life is, at every moment supplied by him, our tiny, miraculous power of free‑will only operates on bodies which his continual energy keeps in existence. Our very power to think is his power communicated to us.”

The Long Goodbye

August 11, 2022 Commentary 1

People living with dementia frequently have 10 years to say farewell to their loved ones; but unfortunately, those years are often muddled with confusion. The person involved does not realize they are losing their memories, basic knowledge of self-care and themselves.

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