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Husband, father, army chaplain, teacher, autism/disability advocate, writer, podcaster & blogger. Loves Tolkien, Lewis, history, classic rock, sci fi & comics.

Wasaga Beach, Ontario
Joined April 2009
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In an abusive system there is no safe place, no binding of wounds, or healing for a broken heart. Power is used to protect the system rather than the victim. Power is used to oppress and protect the manmade structure rather than those they are called to leadβ€”often in God’s name.
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It is possible to take a strong stand on academic ethics and at the same time have some empathy for a human being.
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40,000 Canadians πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ served in Afghanistan over 13 years, this was the largest deployment of troops since WW2. Canada was the first NATO country to sign on after 911. We lost 158 soldiers. When push comes to shove, Canada stepped up. πŸ™
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Good morning everyone!
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I just joined the Assumption Club. I think you all know why.
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Always be aware that when you get placed on a pedestal, it’s a long way down when you fall.
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They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them.
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Some people are going to be outraged about Wes Huff and others will be staunch defenders. I am neither. I am concerned by the credible allegations. All I can do is decide how I will use his work. Wycliffe, Tyndale, & Apologetics Canada can decide for themselves what they will do.
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You can choose for yourself if you want to watch his videos or read his posts. Follow your convictions. But the glee in finding out this information is disgustingly.
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While I think that Wes Huff made some poor choices ten years ago, this in no way disqualifies him from his current apologetics ministry. His doctoral supervisor is free to look into his recent work, for most of us, it is none of our business. 1/2
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I think Christians need to look up the word β€œheretical” and then actually research historical Christian orthodoxy/creeds/confessions.
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Chillin’ on the bus as we head to visit a Ukrainian Catholic Church, a Sikh Temple, and a Buddhist Temple.
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The Starlost: The Canadian Generation-Ship Series That Almost Was thesciencefictionweblog.blog…
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What’s baffling to me is everyone coming after the creator of VeggieTales for stating orthodox Christian belief only because it has the appearance of supporting a liberal politician are the very ones who backed a politician with even worse theology only because he’s conservative?
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