Blogs Posts on "Living Biblically"

Forgiveness by Sinner Saved on Oct 22, 2009Forgiveness.That is the greatest gift God has given me.Forgiveness for all the wrong things I have said, done or thought and all the wrong things I will say do or think in the future. He gave me that gift even though I don't deserve it.I have accept...

Halloween Ponderings by Sinner Saved on Oct 16, 2009Halloween has been on my mind for a few weeks now thanks to a not so lovely display of horror masks, devil's forks etc. in our local Coop. Through Heather's Halloween post, I found this interesting article on whether Christians should celebrate Hall...

Anti-child culture? by Sinner Saved on Jul 30, 2009Two things recently have made me think about how anti-child our culture is.The first was not long after we had moved house. Little Girl and I had a picnic in the front garden. She had finished and was "exploring" in the still wild bits while I was...

Vaccine - Abortion link revisited by Sinner Saved on Apr 25, 2009I just wrote reply to a comment on my "Vaccines use cells from aborted babies" post and thought it was worth putting it in a post so that more people see it.Thanks for your comment Carrie - I guess I wasn't clear as I was not saying that cells from a...

Sense and Sensibility by Sinner Saved on Apr 23, 2009Get this picture at AllPosters.comI was interested to reread Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen because I came out as Elinor Dashwood in a quiz I took ages ago. I would say that a distinguishing feature of Elinor's character is that unlike her sis...

Far from the Madding Crowd by Sinner Saved on Apr 21, 2009Get this picture at AllPosters.comFar from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy is a varied book. A lot of it is fairly bleak but overall it is much less so than Tess of the D'Urbervilles and it has a more or less happy ending.There are two main charac...

Shirley by Sinner Saved on Apr 16, 2009Get this picture at AllPosters.comTo me Shirley by Charlotte Brontë is a strange book. It seems to meander and wander monotonously around till reaching its conclusion with almost no plot. Despite this, I did find some interest in the book was in...

The Moonstone by Sinner Saved on Apr 14, 2009Get this picture at AllPosters.comThe Moonstone is the second book I own by Wilkie Collins and is in a similar style to the first. As with The Woman in White, I find I am completely captured by the story and follow all the twists and turns in wonder...

Thoughts on Halloween by Sinner Saved on Oct 31, 2008Should Christians take part in Halloween celebrations?"When thou art come into the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee, thou shalt not learn to do after the abominations of those nations. There shall not be found among you any one that maketh hi