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Month: October 2007

October 30, 2007March 15, 2017 Derek J. Brown Writing

Blogging and the Habit of (Merely) Teaching Others

Paul's rhetorical question to the religious Jew in Romans 2:21 regularly intrudes my conscience: "You who teach another, do you not teach yourself?" Those who have the good desire to teach Biblical truth for the benefit of others can be prone to developing the bad habit of only teaching others. How easy it is to … Continue reading Blogging and the Habit of (Merely) Teaching Others

October 21, 2007December 23, 2016 Derek J. Brown Work

The Deception of Laziness

The deception of laziness is that it promises more pleasure than hard work. It will be quicker to simply memorize facts than understand the larger concepts behind those facts; it will feel better to watch the football game than it would to spend adequate time on my homework; it will be easier to only spend … Continue reading The Deception of Laziness

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