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Scriptorium Blogorium: June 2015
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Sharing scripture insights, discussion, expansion, and so on. Sunday, June 28, 2015. The Societal Trend of Shaming. I ran across an interesting book called Is Shame Necessary? New Uses for an Old Tool. By Jennifer Jacquet that talks about the rise of shaming in society, particularly online through social media. Call it what you like—shaming, bullying, persecution, trolling, whatever—the internet has lowered the costs of gossip and shaming and increased its scope and speed like never before. One reason sh...
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Scriptorium Blogorium: April 2015
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Sharing scripture insights, discussion, expansion, and so on. Wednesday, April 29, 2015. To whom little is forgiven, the same loveth little. You’re probably familiar with the story in Luke 7:36-48 of Jesus at the Pharisee’s house with the woman who came and wiped His feet with her hair and anointed them with ointment. He asked the Pharisee which debtor would love the creditor the most for that, and the answer was of course, “he, to whom he forgave the most.”. Previously I thought Jesus was just saying th...
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Scriptorium Blogorium: August 2015
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Sharing scripture insights, discussion, expansion, and so on. Monday, August 31, 2015. Different ways of learning in the temple. One of the things about going to the temple often is that it can be too easy to fall into a rut of thinking about the same old things, when the temple is meant to be a revelatory experience. How can the temple be a revelatory experience when we do the same things over and over and hear the same words over and over? Those words as if they were displayed on the wall. Certain word...
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Life is but a dream...: Family Week
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Life is but a dream. Thursday, July 30, 2015. Aimee and her family came out the first week of June. Cory also left for South Africa the first week of June so I dropped him off at the airport and decided to stay the week in South Jordan so I could get as much Aimee and Ronald time as I possibly could. We stayed at my parents house. Here is Sofie loving this little chair just her size. Will just relaxing in the car. We were so ready for summer to begin! These kids had so much fun! It is the best! He was so...
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Life is but a dream...: Meeting Baby Ronald on his Blessing Day
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Life is but a dream. Thursday, July 23, 2015. Meeting Baby Ronald on his Blessing Day. My baby sister, Aimee, had her sweet baby boy in April, and now I finally got to meet the little guy on his blessing day. Lucky for us, Aimee and her family came out to Utah for the blessing. Yay! Sara got a hold of Aimee's phone and started taking pictures. So here I am enjoying one too many of Devin's awesome brownie filled cookies! Check out these babes! Aw, love this one of my brothers! Here's the man of the hour!
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Scriptorium Blogorium: December 2014
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Sharing scripture insights, discussion, expansion, and so on. Wednesday, December 31, 2014. My Blogging Year in Review: Small Plates of Michaela for 2014. The following are my personal favorite posts from 2014 because of what I learned and how they changed me. I categorized them for your convenience and better contextualization. As you can see, my primary focus this year was the Old Testament. Enjoy! All the Blessings of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Isaac Says Rebekah is His Sister. The Ransom for a Census.
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Life is but a dream...: End of the School Year
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Life is but a dream. Thursday, July 16, 2015. End of the School Year. Memorial day, Lily, Will, Sofia, and I went on a fun bike ride/run in the morning. I love the river trail just a mile away from our house. It is great! And it was a beautiful day! This kid loves his big sister! I love these kids! Cory and Ava chose to stay home and clean! It is Cory's most favorite holiday activity, cleaning. I was surprised however, that Ava chose to stay back and help. And she really actually helped! Assortment of Am...
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christian | Virtuous Society
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Seeking the virtuous things in the world. Are religious schools like BYU at risk of losing accreditation over same-sex marriage? July 8, 2015. Last week, a superior court in the province of Ontario upheld. In the balance of considerations that can be weighed while guessing the likelihood of a threat to BYU’s accreditation (or tax-exempt status. The Canadian decision did acknowledge the religious liberty interest of the university in establishing religious standards as a way of promoting the collective pr...
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Life is but a dream...: Willow Park Zoo Field Trip and More
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Life is but a dream. Wednesday, July 15, 2015. Willow Park Zoo Field Trip and More. Here are these two cuties climbing a tree. This cutie loves this little bumbo seat. Sofie snuggles are the best! Cory had been gone all week on business and when he got back the lawn had grown so much because of all the rain. So Cory mowed it right away, but Will had been missing his dad so much that he followed him around the whole time. Pretty cute. He was sitting on the front row for this fun animal showing. Indoor Bea...
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Seeking the virtuous things in the world. Are religious schools like BYU at risk of losing accreditation over same-sex marriage? July 8, 2015. Last week, a superior court in the province of Ontario upheld. In the balance of considerations that can be weighed while guessing the likelihood of a threat to BYU’s accreditation (or tax-exempt status. The Canadian decision did acknowledge the religious liberty interest of the university in establishing religious standards as a way of promoting the collective pr...
