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The (Other) L-Word, Part 6: Speed of Light

Posted on December 22, 2015 by robpetkau

Last October, I was pretty proud of the work I’d done in The (Other) L-Word series to illuminate some of the connections between God and light, but a couple weeks ago, Tony Campolo took me to church. (Not literally, of … Continue reading →

Posted in Advent, Faith, Insight, Omnipresence, Relationship, Words, Writing | Tagged 1 john 1:5, 186 000 miles per second, 2 peter 3:8-9, advent, albert einstein, campolo, candle, christmas lights, divine, E=MC2, einstein, enterprise, fact, fact vs truth, god is light, god time, good news, infinity, john 8:12, light, light of the world, light speed, light's power over darkness, mars hill bible church, millenium falcon, power over darkness, speed of light, star trek, star wars, theory of relativity, tony campolo, truth, warp speed, wreath | 1 Comment

The (Other) L-Word, Part 5

Posted on October 25, 2014 by robpetkau

According to the old saying, people can be drawn to things that are harmful to them ‘like a moth to a flame’. But it’s not really flame that moths are drawn to, is it? They’re drawn to light. And so … Continue reading →

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The (Other) L-Word, Part 6: Speed of Light

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