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“Never underestimate the power of a few kind words—they can reach far beyond what you imagine…A few kind words reach further than you can imagine.”

Book:The Light in the Heart

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The Light in the Heart

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Roy T. Bennett

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“Toys here reveal the list of all the things the adult does not find unusual: war, bureaucracy, ugliness, Martians, etc. It is not so much, in fact, the imitation which is the sign of an abdication, as its literalness: French toys are like a Jivaro head, in which one recognises, shrunken to the size of an apple, the wrinkles and hair of an adult.”

Imitation Abdication Literalness

Book:Mythologies

Source: Mythologies

“Bach merged the horizontal Counterpoint with the vertical Harmony. Before him, Harmony was subjected to Counterpoint. After, him, it was the contrary. Thus, he merged the Line with the Color, the Old time with the New time : his Head was a tinanic Forge.”

Harmony Bach Counterpoint

Author:Jean-Michel Rene Souche

“Bach merged the horizontal Counterpoint with the vertical Harmony. Before him, Harmony was subjected to Counterpoint. After, him, it is the contrary. Thus, he merged the Line with the Color, the Old time with the New time ; his Head was a titanic Forge.”

Harmony Bach Counterpoint

Author:Jean-Michel Rene Souche

“Though Kuyper's views on special and common grace and sphere sovereignty are a source of difficult questions about the broader "Christian culture" issue, it is important to note that they also underline important aspects of his ecclesiology. Kuyper believed that common grace, under the lordship of the eternal Son of God, preserved this world with its natural activities and institutions. Special grace, on the other hand, under the lordship of the incarnate Son of God, bestowed saving blessing and thereby ushered in something new. The ministry of the saving grace belong particularly to the institutional church and its means of grace. The idea of sphere sovereignty, for Kuyper, indicated that the authority and activity of the church has a monopoly , as it were, over its distinctive work of ministering special , saving, recreating grace to god's people through its word, sacraments, government, and discipline. Kuyper's terms and categories may have been innovative, bu the larger idea of the church's preeminence in the outworking of Christ's redemptive work should have been familiar to those nurtured in the Reformed tradition.”

Ecclesiology Abraham Kuyper