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- felicity said...
Wow! How utterly fabulous! Happy Anniversary and welcome home!
- October 27, 2012 at 9:42 PM
- ♥Duff said...
Yeah! I can't think of anything better than eating a warm crepe with nutella and bananas while staring up at the Eiffel Tower, except of course, sharing it with a great guy! Congrats! Hope it was an anniversary you'll cherish for years to come!
- October 27, 2012 at 10:14 PM
- Holli said...
What a bit of spectacular fun! Happy Anniversary, and many more! Looking forward to the pics and posts. And welcome home!
- October 27, 2012 at 10:14 PM
- CitricSugar said...
Enjoy every minute!
- October 27, 2012 at 10:21 PM
- Joyful said...
Congratulations on your adventure and your anniversary. What a wonderful way to celebrate!
- October 27, 2012 at 10:21 PM
- A.J. Dub. (Amy) said...
That sounds fabulous!! Congratulations on your anniversary too.
- October 27, 2012 at 10:23 PM
- pragmaticpatchwork said...
I'm in Geneva! Come and visit! What a totally blissful thought to dream of sharing a cup of tea, and a chat. Or is it too late already and you are gone? The city is beautiful, despite all the local quilt shops having pretty much shut...
Juliet (an Anglo-Swiss) - October 28, 2012 at 1:47 AM
- Carin said...
Happy 15th Anniversary !!
I hope you enjoy Europe. I live in the Nethelrnads and I know how lovely Parijs and Switzerland are.
- October 28, 2012 at 4:07 AM
- Michele said...
Good for you and what a grand place to celebrate your anniversary. Don't apologize for scheduling posts in advance. A lot of us do that too.
- October 28, 2012 at 5:16 AM
- Diane said...
Happy Anniversary! and celebrating in Paris ooh la-la
- October 28, 2012 at 5:16 AM
- Elizabeth Dackson said...
That is so fabulous!! I was loving the pictures that were popping up on Instagram from you yesterday :) Happy anniversary!
- October 28, 2012 at 5:28 AM
- Sarah Craig said...
First of all, congrats on such a wonderful way to celebrate 15 years, but you crack me up - how do your kids feel about being lumped in with the stash in the category of things to protect? ;-) Good idea, though - I could be someone you need to protect that stash from!! I've got enough kids, though.......... ;-)
- October 28, 2012 at 5:45 AM
- Jamie Lee said...
Oh, how fun! Congratulations and glad you had such a wonderful trip.
- October 28, 2012 at 5:50 AM
- Svetlana said...
yay! how fun!!! congrats on your anniversary!
- October 28, 2012 at 6:00 AM
- Ginette said...
Sounds heavenly! Happy Anniversary!
- October 28, 2012 at 6:42 AM
- natalie. beyond the reef said...
What a lovely way to remember the past and look to the future! Happy Anniversary!!
- October 28, 2012 at 8:35 AM
- natalie. beyond the reef said...
What a lovely way to remember the past and look to the future! Happy Anniversary!!
- October 28, 2012 at 8:35 AM
- Peggy said...
How wonderful. I was in Paris last year and just loved it, from the Mona Lisa to the Eiffel tower to the Arc de Triomphe. Enjoy the memories.
- October 28, 2012 at 8:59 AM
- sweetsueemily said...
Oh La La, how marvelous! You deserve such a wonderful adventure. Take lots of pictures to share with us, I've heard it is very beautiful.
- October 28, 2012 at 9:06 AM
- Nedra said...
How Romantic! (the trip, not the laundry:)
- October 28, 2012 at 9:31 AM
- Cassandra said...
What a fun adventure! Good luck with all the laundry! :)
- October 28, 2012 at 11:16 AM
- Thimbleanna said...
Oh, you lucky girl! I can't wait to see more -- I hope it was fabulous!
- October 28, 2012 at 11:54 AM
- Becky said...
Very nice! Happy Anniversary!!
- October 28, 2012 at 1:00 PM
- Lynne Tilley said...
Oh, how FABULOUS!! Happy 15th anniversary. What a perfect way to spend it.
- October 28, 2012 at 4:28 PM
- Lisaluvz2kwilt said...
Fantastic! I'm envious! Happy Anniversary :)
- October 28, 2012 at 5:09 PM
- CathyK said...
Happy Anniversary! What a wonderful gift for each of you!
- October 28, 2012 at 5:22 PM
- Sallie said...
Happy Anniversary! Paris is such a romantic city!
- October 28, 2012 at 7:40 PM
- Shop Girl said...
What a wonderful memory to cherish! I love it when those pesky business trips work out in our favor. Happy for you two love birds! Amour!
- October 28, 2012 at 9:45 PM
- Mariana Nortje said...
Paris, Paris Paris!!! My favourite place on earth! I went there last in 2011 and I can't forget it. I am so upset too that I missed a really cool patchwork shop by about a block! Just a few blocks from my hotel, walked down the street and just did not go down that smaller street by one block!Sigh! Will I ever get back there? Probably not. But I will always have my two visits there. Glad you enjoyed it !
- October 29, 2012 at 3:48 AM
- trish said...
Oh how romantic! What a special time.
Happy Anniversary to the two of you!
love, Trish xo - October 29, 2012 at 6:59 AM
- Lisa said...
How fun, lucky girl!
- October 29, 2012 at 9:59 AM
- Marian Griffin said...
Ho wonderfully exciting! And congratulations on another happy anniversary!!
- October 29, 2012 at 12:50 PM
- Angela Nash said...
What a wonderful, romantic adventure!
- October 29, 2012 at 3:01 PM
- Rebecca Grace said...
Happy Anniversary! I love Paris; such a romantic city. I hope you had a wonderful time with your hubby.
- October 29, 2012 at 3:49 PM
- nikki said...
terrific! happy anniversary to you and michael.
- October 30, 2012 at 9:57 AM
- Nanette Merrill said...
You do get to some amazing places. Great for you. I wondered if you were going to market. fun fun
- October 30, 2012 at 1:29 PM
- lifeinredshoes said...
LUCKY! Blessed :)
- October 30, 2012 at 6:34 PM
- amy smart said...
Oh no! I am already home. That would have been so much fun to have had a visit and a local tour guide! But I will remember if I ever get a chance to go back!! You are so sweet to think of me. I'm sorry about the local quilt shops shutting... :(
Thanks for your sweet offer! - November 1, 2012 at 2:07 PM
- amy smart said...
Yes, lol, that did make it sound like the children and the fabric are on equal par, (which is not the case).
- November 1, 2012 at 2:08 PM
- amy smart said...
No way! I didn't even think to look for Patchwork shops in Paris, but that would have been a fun discovery! Do you have the address? Just in case I go back again before another 19 years has gone by...
- November 1, 2012 at 2:10 PM
- Mariana Nortje said...
I will look it up in the quilt mag where I saw it and let you know. It is a bit late here now almost midnight so my eyes refuse to see:D:D:D
- November 1, 2012 at 3:23 PM
- Mariana Nortje said...
Paris quilt shops that I know about: Most well known - Le Rouvray, 6 Ru des Grandes Degres, off the Quai de la Tournelle. On the left Bank, 5th Arr. The road is almost exactly opposite the bridge, the Pont de l"Archeche that connects the Ille de la Citie to the left bank where the Museum for the Deportation of the Jews are,(very sad place , went to see it;breakes one 's heart)and it is also very close to where Boulevard Saint Germaine run into the Quai de la Tournelle. Considering the fact that I stayed in an hotel on the corner of Boulevard Saint Germaine and Saint Michel you can understand my frustration when I realized although I walked down the Quai quite a few times and Saint Gemaine, I just never saw it. Sigh, sigh, sigh.
There is also one in the 11th Arr., La Boutique du Patchwork, 37 Rue Saint Ambroise. - November 2, 2012 at 3:41 AM
- amy smart said...
Wow! We were right near there. Augh. That would have been so fun. Well, now I know for next time. :) I'm going to add that info to my Paris post so other people can find it too! Thanks so much for the info!
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Liking the tiered display Canadaclassics. Can we see a whole shot of your collection?
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Here's a quick Demo-man mix up:
bobshumway very cool Demo-Man....
If I had to make up a story here, this is the father of the baby dragon on Dragon Blaster Skeletor's back. Skeletor killed the father and took his armor and his baby as a slave.
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And here's my cosmic enforcer shelf. I mixed a few heads and bodies with cosmic enforcer armor to make a small army of them.
I'm happy with him. I was worried the head would look small or not match the draego body colors but the purple armor pulls it together well. Too bad the head doesn't fit that well. It's almost too big of a hole for the peg or something. That or the hole is too small and it's not snapping on properly.
I used the draego armor on the DBS body with the alt skeletor head to make a dragon/demon looking skeletor, but that's not new to the boards. I love the DM armor on Skeletor.
WISHLIST: Green and Purple Mask of Power demons, Blastar, Panther/Cat Men, Peekablue, Prince Dakon, Rotar, Twistoid, Kayo, Vizar, Lizorr, Sagitar, Quakke, Mara (prototype), Garth, Blackbeard, Gleedal, Gargons, Garn (mini-comic), Hawke, Fang-or, Great Black Wizard, Red Stripe, Granita, Brainwave, Contractor
Thanks! I'm obsessed with my little dog, too. Her name is Teela.
Thanks, when I saw someone else put the armor and wings on Skeletor, I knew I had to try it with the alcala head because I didn't have it displayed on anything else. I really like him. I think he'll look even better when I give him a fire whip though.
Swapped my Dragon Blaster Skeletor's armor to a regular Skeletor with an Alcala head and Faceless One Havoc Staff. I love how his eyes match up with the translucent part of the staff.
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More pics and info here...http://insidiouscustoms.blogspot.com/2012/11/the-little-differences-vykron-or-space.html
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I was in the middle of doing a few customs and thought i would share,
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she's amazing: well done, kent!
the shield is really cool.
From my youth and hometown when I was a kid...He-Matt and the Masters of the Kunaverse!
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My customs thread: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...d.php?t=215292
My B/S/T thread: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...ings-For-Sale!
Inspired By One Of WWF/E Attitude Era Shocking Twists !
Let's Settle This ONCE & FOR ALL :-
Hold On Master :-
Meet My Spikey Monster :-
He's All Yours :-
It's You & Me Now :-
Holly **** :-
The Spike's Pain :-
See This Bone Face :-
The New Alliance :-
It's A ****n Set-Up :-
Spikor is not one of those character which I am not that familiar, so I decided to use his boots for my SMAA. However, I never wanted him to be out of my collection as well. So, I did this !
"I reject your Prince Adam and replace him with the original barbarian from the jungle."
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I don't mean to be too critical, but you gotta slap the Snake Man at Arms loin cloth onto him. I know it's the longer loin cloth but the reddish brown matches the He-Man boots perfectly. It really completes him. http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...os!!&p=3048086
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1. THE LIE, THAT GOD IS EVIL OR NONEXISTENT! MR HITCHENS sponsored this lie and it was published, based on "freedom of speech or of the press" even though it is "clearly blasphemous" to the extreme!
GOD IS NOT GREAT he wrote in "small letters" of course and then he stated:
HOW RELIGION POISONS EVERYTHING! Excuse me MR HITCHENS, even though you are dead by now, when DID GOD "POISON ANYONE"?
It gets me how they "promote a right to defame God" agenda, but they do not allow "GOD" or those who represent God to "DEFEND THEMSELVES" by pointing out these guys have an "EVIL AGENDA" by making GOD LOOK LIKE THE BAD GUY, while they claim to be "enlightened philanthropists" that only want to "promote the happiness of mankind" and believe it not the FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE US did make that "totally nonsensical claim"!


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quote:Gordon and Harden are basically the same player. Gordon has just had the misfortune of getting injured and not being able to get into a rhythm. They both play good defense, can shoot the 3, and are excellent at getting to the rim and finishing or drawing contact. Gordon was off tonight but it happens. If Gordon isn't a star player than neither is Harden, plain and simple.
quote:Gordon has never played at the level Harden is playing at this season. Ever. Gordon has never played at the level Harden played at LAST year, and Harden has gotten better this year. Harden last season PER 21+, Gordon never came close to that much less Harden's 23.8 of this year.
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I'm in for one of them using Butches mycarta when they become available
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I'm not in, can't afford it ATM, but Tom, tell Butch to bring one by my bistro so I can play with it when they are done. Then maybe I'll be in, lol
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"Among tax filers with AGI [Adjusted Gross Income] of $1 million or more, 2,840 reported receipt of unemployment benefit income in 2008 and 2,362 tax filers reported receipt of unemployment benefit income in 2009," the CRS reported.
Millionaires received $20.8 million in federal unemployment benefits in 2009, up from $18.6 million in 2008, averaging out to $8,806 in unemployment benefits per millionaire.
Funded by a payroll tax assessed against all workers. Department of Labor regulations require that unemployment benefits must be paid to all unemployed workers regardless of their income.
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This figure does not take into account that there were also 8,335 people with incomes between $500,000 and $1 million who received benefits and 120,227 with incomes between $200,000 and $500,000 who received benefits.
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Christians believe that they have an indwelling of the Holy Spirit who acts as a counselor and guide, enabling them to rightly understand God's word. How does the role of the Holy Spirit in understanding the Scriptures interact with hermeneutics as an academic field? How do different approaches to hermeneutics balance the importance of being "spirit led" with the study of fixed texts?
From one Christian perspective: The Holy Ghost is capable of doing his job without any knowledge you have of hermeneutics. However he does not often do it if you do not have knowledge of his Word. Who better than the Holy Ghost to guide us in remembering and correlating Scripture? If you wish to hear God propositionally, then you fill your head with Scripture. Why should he give personal revelation if you haven't listen to the stuff he gave you in the word of truth? As you have need, God speaks in the still, small voice bringing applicable Scripture to remembrance, and correlating Scripture with scripture until you have a testimony of Christ. Your ability to remember and to correlate are the channels of propositional communication with God. If you have no scripture in your head you can't hear the words of God when you need them. |
In my experience, academic disciplines hold demonstrability and reproducibility as core values (and, in some disciplines, requirements for advancement and publication). The goal is not just the knowledge but the demonstration of methods to acquire that knowledge, methods that others can use to verify (or refute) your findings. The importance of "learning to fish" and showing the analytical path has been raised repeatedly on our meta site as well. (This question is about the field, not about the site, but I'm pointing that out as evidence of how people here view what we're doing, and thus indirectly the field.) Hermeneutics starts from the text. Even in the Christianity section of that article, no mention is made of the role of inspiration, even though it seems to me that for Christian hermeneutics specifically, there might be a connection. According to Wikipedia not a single one of the following hermeneutic methods is inspiration-driven:
(The article lists but does not define other methods, which I have left out. In only one case, the Moral principle, does the name suggest that there could be a revalatory link.) Even the harder-to-understand, undocumented-on-Wikipedia, explicitly-Christian methods seen here on BH of Systematic Typology and Sensus Plenior do not appear to have specific interaction with divine revelation. The connection, though, isn't in the process; it's in the source of insight. A scholar in any field might get a brilliant idea for a research pursuit in many ways -- though one of those serendipitious conversations that makes things "click", by daydreaming and introspecting, by seeing a related idea in an unrelated field... or by being divinely directed. It seems to me that, for a Christian, the role of the holy spirit is to point one in a direction, but not to tell one academically-valid truth. Note that you might accept what you learn this way as truth anyway, given its source, but since it's not demonstrable or reproducible, it can only be your truth. Which is fine for the individual, but not how scholarship usually works. And, of course, for non-Christians the holy spirit isn't a consideration. Please note: This answer was written for a neutral, academic audience and is not intended to be interpreted in the context of a religious belief or doctrine. |
Hermeneutics can certainly provide context toward understanding a particular passage, but only in an objective way. Some of the context required for understanding the truth is not accessible without obedience, a transformation of the subject (the disciple). |
As I explained here, there are two phases to the interpretation of Scripture: 1) Knowing the text This is where you learn the literal interpretation via a study of the language, cultural references, etc. In this phase, you pretty much just need a working brain, good education in history and languages, diligence in your studies, and no weird spiritual stuff hindering you. I suppose it could be argued that the Holy Spirit plays a role in this phase, providing you with discernment, helping your brain work properly despite your sin, helping you wake up for class when your alarm doesn't go off, etc... but really, if you are born-again and willing to put in the time and effort, I don't think this is a very "spiritual" endeavor; people learn Latin every day without supernatural miraculous revelation. 2) Understanding the purpose behind God's decision to include a particular passage in Scripture This is where you "get it" and finally understand what God is "trying to tell mankind" through a particular passage. I would argue that this phase is 100% Holy Spirit-driven. |
According to Scripture: 2 Timothy 3:16 and 2 Peter 1:20-21 When one wants to know the intended meaning of something in a book and the author is available, one first inquires of the author. If we want to interpret Scripture correctly we must know Him. Jesus the Holy Spirit would guide his followers into all truth and that He is the Spirit of truth. He then prayed that the Father would sanctify them/ set them apart by His truth: As the author of Scripture, The Holy Spirit's role in hermeneutics is:
I can only answer this question under a Christian perspective. The bible does not treat itself as literature which can be understood properly through human means. David prayed 'Open my eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of your law (Psalm 118:19, ESV). Paul also prayed the same thing for the Ephesians that they would have 'the eyes of their hearts enlightened (Ephesians 1:18). It is here that we have a means of knowing God and the scriptures which rise high above all and every form of hermeneutics or exegetical discipline. The Holy Spirit alone brings an illuminating power to the mind, 'opening our eyes' through the preaching of the gospel: In performing this ministry Paul did not use wise and persuasive words but "in demonstration of the Spirit and of power", so that their faith "might not rest in the wisdom of men but in the power of God." (2 Cor 2:3-5) What these and many other references suggest is that our natural minds are as blind eyes when reading and studying the scriptures, no matter our hermeneutic or exegetical training. No matter our knowledge, no matter our title, this is our natural state as men 'born in sin' and 'blind to God.' We literally do not have power to see and even the most renown bible scholar can see no more than a child, without a special illumination of the mind by the Spirit. As we pause to appreciate how central this makes the Holy Spirit to understanding the Bible, the Holy Spirit must take a very important role in our hermeneutic. Without him we have no hermeneutic which might enable us to understand scripture. But what does this mean in terms of hermeneutics? It means most of our misunderstanding is due to a hardness of heart, not a literary technical fault. Yes, an adult can understand the Bible in some ways more than a child from a natural standpoint, but the Spirit can reveal to a child things hidden from adults. Therefore, we must pray for knowledge and be obedient to the gospel, if we ever expect to have both a natural hermeneutic and its spiritual counterpart -- a strong annointing of the Holy Spirit. For who alone knows the mind if God and who alone can reveal his thoughts to us: While we use a natural hermeneutic common to all men to understand words, we use repentance, faith and reliance on the Spirit in prayer, to understand the real thoughts which the letter expresses the mere form of in scripture. The two realms are distinct but not separate. Just as the mind and emotions are different but never without an influence one upon one another, so a spiritual and natural hermeneutic work together to understand God. A sinner uses a wicked heart to misunderstand him. To imagine that truth can objectively be collected, synthesized and communicated -- without emotional, moral and spiritual dependent laws determining the results -- is the fiction of modern day scientific philosophy and has little bearing to the truth as evidenced by our own conscience. A hermeneutic is essentially nothing more than a bias. Even if that bias be a desire for objectivity, it is a bias at what we believe to be objective. The human heart is also under a bent bias, overruling all technical skill. By defining what our hermeneutic is, it will help enable us to more consistently apply our bias as we feel we should but this only helps us drive into further understanding or further blindness depending on the state of our heart. Everyone has a hermeneutic that will protect and guide our heart's desire. This 'bias' may, or may not, help us understand the scripture depending on how valid the hermeneutic is to begin with. For me, the only objective truthful hermeneutic is to know that all scripture has meaning only in terms of how it relates to Christ. The scripture recognizes two types of doctrine: carnal thinking and spiritual thinking. Carnal thinking is thinking according to human nature and spiritual thinking is with the new eyes we have by a new birth through faith in Christ - eyes resulting from the work of the Spirit. In this new life we also obtain a body of knowledge. Christ and the doctrine concerning him is the head of this knowledge. Paul explicitly describes carnal thoughts as 'not holding fast to the Head' (Col 2:19). As this Head and the righteousness imputed to us by faith in him pertains to our acceptance before God, it must central to having correct thoughts. If our thoughts break away from this central truth found in the gospel then our hermeneutic is helping our thoughts break away from the head, rather than hold fast to it. Paul, therefore puts a proper hermeneutic in place by insisting all true thoughts lead to Christ. He makes his hermeneutic clear by refusing to boast in anything except Christ and forbids any boasting in anything else, including our own knowledge, hermeneutics, exegetical skills, titles, etc. But how is it that we are able to see Christ as the only thing worth boasting in and the head of all true thoughts, or biblical understanding of God? Only by the Holy Spirit can we have this knowledge and although every believer has the Spirit to illuminate their mind, and that this 'anointing is true' and 'will guide us into all truth' (John 16:13, 1 John 2:26-27) yet we must actively rely upon the Spirit to illuminate our minds also. If our own participation in the Spirit was not required, then Paul would not pray that the Ephesians would have their 'eyes enlightened' and our knowledge would not be so interconnected with our own obedience, keeping in step with the Spirit and not gratifying the desires of the flesh (Gal 5:16). For true knowledge and wisdom comes from submitting to God's word as a person, not as mere literature. Therefore as our moral and spiritual state is linearly dependent on our knowledge, if we live a life of sin we do not know scripture. Our eyes can lose the sight we have once obtained and like Samson we can become blinded through sin. In summary, the Holy Spirit and obedience to Christ, is central to a hermeneutic that is true. All other hermeneutics only drive a wedge deeper between a sinner and God, making the sinner more ignorant and blind then if they had never learned to read at all. |


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quote:are generally nuttier than a fruitcake.
quote:How has Obama changed your life today? Do you do anything differently now as a direct result of his actions?
quote:Hard to argue with the concrete evidence, facts, and links you're producing. Care to elaborate?
quote:his health care bill
quote: I would never have dreamed voting for the man in '08 and still won't now
quote:Calling your liberal
quote:acting ignorant
quote:If you don't think the list of these candidates includes a bunch of nuts, then fine
quote:Of course you will be
quote:Examples of nutty ideas? I'll wait.
quote:acting ignorant The only substance you have?
quote:gun toting libertarian


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