by Joshua | Feb 8, 2007 | Quotes
Satan’s conquests are limited to ignorant, graceless souls who have neither strength nor sense to oppose him. They are born imprisoned to sin; all he has to do is keep them there. But when he assaults a saint, whose freedom was won at the Cross, once for all,...
by Joshua | Feb 8, 2007 | Quotes
For the man is that certainly, that he is secretly.
by Joshua | Feb 8, 2007 | Quotes
Heart-work is hard work indeed. To shuffle over religious duties with a loose and careless spirit, will cost no great difficulties; but to set yourself before the Lord, and to tie up your loose and vain thoughts to a constant and serious attendance upon him: this will...
by Joshua | Feb 8, 2007 | Quotes
We are never more precious in God’s eyes when we are lepers in our own.
by Mrs. B and The Cat | Oct 26, 2006 | Book Reviews
from my blog The philosophy of the nineteenth-century sensualists and positivists–particularly Comte, Hobbes, and Mill–assaulted God and science with the same club. Thus, in deconstructing the premises of this philosophical strain, Robert L. Dabney upheld...
by Mrs. B and The Cat | Oct 12, 2006 | Book Reviews
From my blog Once more, quotations are taken from Robert L. Dabney: The Sensualistic Philosophy, Naphtali Press, 2003. Robert L. Dabney’s philosophical observations of science are not stale; on the contrary, his observations are still crisp and refreshingly...
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