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Anachronistic Morality

Posted on June 9, 2020 by ivanbenson

When I was growing up we attended church regularly. And as we listened to sermons and/or attended “Sunday school” one thing became clear: the Israelites (ancient Jews) “just didn’t get it!” I mean, they might cross the Red Sea, miraculously … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged anachronistic, Egypt, historical revisionism, Isaelites, life preservers, Mauthausen, monuments, morality, Moses, Red Sea, Ten Commandments | 8 Comments

Remembering Dr. Harold Bowie

Posted on January 16, 2014 by ivanbenson

Early on Tuesday of this week a man who devoted his life to Christian education passed away in Memphis, Tennessee; he was 82 years old. His name was Harold Bowie. Many of my former students (as well as former colleagues) … Continue reading →

Posted in Family History, Stories, Uncategorized | Tagged 2013, advocate, Cheetos, courage, Exodus 2:11-15, Facebook, fierceness, Greatness, Harding Academy, Harold Bowie, January 14 2014, Landon Saunders, Memphis Tennessee, Moses, obituary, savior, servant-leader, superintendent | 18 Comments

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