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There may be humor in the irony, but uncategorized is not a good name for a category.
I have scraped the Internet Archive Wayback Machine for the ghosts of Particleshock’s past. Im not a very good writer now, but these ancient posts are embarrassingly bad, both in their prose and in the opinions presented there in. It’s ok, you can laugh, cry, or cringe for how bad they really are. Particleshock was … Read more
Particleshock has actually been around since 2008. I’m scraping the archives for some of the old, and embarrassingly bad content from those years. I’m working on it.
This is a Temporary Test. The test was conducted A.D. 2026 August 19
The formatting of 1 Corinthians 14:33-34 in various Bible translations influences the interpretation of teachings regarding confusion and women’s roles in churches, highlighting editorial decisions’ impact on doctrine understanding.
As another year approaches, the optimism is hollow. 2026 won’t be the transformative year we yearn for; it will be an extension of 2025’s decline. Resolutions? They’re mere illusions—except mine: accurate date presentation.
Inspired by a pastor’s yearly Bible selection, I’ve embraced a similar tradition. Although I’ve often used multiple translations, I now seek a practical, note-friendly Bible to foster deeper understanding, evolving my annual practice into something more meaningful.
A solemn prayer acknowledging human frailty and seeking divine mercy and strength. It expresses gratitude for God’s provision and emphasizes reliance on His everlasting love and grace for perseverance through challenges.
I think that if you want to, you can make a decision to better your life any time you want. You don’t have to wait for January first. For this reason I only make one resolution and I make the same resolution every year.
I stumbled across a pastor, who has a tradition of choosing one single Bible for the year. I liked this tradition and decided I would adopt it myself. What did I choose this year?
The NIV Single column wide margin reference Bible, Personal Size
I stumbled across a pastor, who has a tradition of choosing one single Bible for the year. I liked this tradition and decided I would adopt it myself. What did I choose this year?
ESV Heritage Single column by Crossway.