@jenniferwilkin Finished your book a few days ago. Was positively affected by the argument that we covet our former selves. I would add, coveting previous seasons of life, too. I had not seen it this way before. This reflection spurred a reset toward contentment. Thank you.
@MargMowczko leader of a society." In Lee-Barnewall, I understood that there are references. Having looked at her work, do you now see Wolters differently? I used her research in something I wrote, so I'm trying to understand what I'm missing.
@MargMowczko I think we're reading the same thing. "From the ancient texts I've read, the "head" doesn't necessarily love, ...and "head-body" is about unity." The question I have is about this statement: "...kephalē was not used in secular (i.e. non-biblical) ancient Greek writings for the
@MargMowczko …the head who does not love…the head who is essentially protected and served. I highlight these things in a class I teach, so if kephale was not a word used, I need to adapt. Love to hear your thoughts, and I’m here to learn.
@MargMowczko Hi Marg, here is a link, but I don’t have the pdf downloaded. https://t.co/PKh0XbJfgx. She also works with her research in some chapters in her book, Neither Complementarian Nor Egalitarian. Thoughts about the head as an acropolis to be protected as Caesar
An elderly Ukrainian man is trying to cope with the tragedy of losing his wife and son to a Russian drone strike in June 2025. Mykola Meleshko was sleeping when that attack hit his home, destroying most of the structure. He's managed to live in a salvaged room but hopes a family could take him in as he struggles with the loss of his loved ones.
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@BobKellemen Yes, I just finished going through every entry. I’m working on proposal for a new MABC, and you expedited my work. Have any recommendations for cross-cultural or African-oriented resources?