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Christianity is the true worship and service of the true God, humankind’s Creator and Redeemer. It is a religion that rests on revelation: nobody would know the truth about God, or be able to relate to him in a personal way, had not God first acted to make himself known. But God has so acted, and the sixty-six books of the Bible, thirty-nine written before Christ came and twenty-seven after, are together the record, interpretation, expression, and embodiment of his self-disclosure. God and godliness are the Bible’s uniting themes.

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Tuesday
05Feb

Guest Dog Blogger: Dorothy

 Today we have a very special guest blogger, my bff Dorothy.  Dorothy doesn't have a blog (yet!--I'm working on her. . .) but she does have a dog, Charlie. 

I love Charlie.  He is the sweetest little guy in the world.  I invited Dorothy to contribute some Charlie stories for Rebecca's February Dog theme.  Here is the first installment:

I didn't regularly read Rebecca Writes in January of 2007 (sorry, Rebecca) so I didn't discover until January of 2008 when she reviewed her past year that I could have contributed a coyote (ky-oat-tee) story and I was heartily disappointed.  Well, here is my chance because my coyote story is also a dog story!  

We moved into our present home in the spring three years ago and I took our dog, Charlie, out one evening right about dusk.  Imagine my surprise as we walked around the house to discover a coyote slinking around the other way right next to the screen porch!  I had never seen one so close before and I know Charlie hadn't either.  I was hoping he wouldn't see this one as I scooped him up and covered his eyes and walked across the street and down a few houses.  Charlie is a Maltese on the outside but inside he believes he is a Doberman. I know the truth.  

Back to the coyote.  Now  he was between us and the house and I was hoping he wasn't waiting for us in the backyard at the only unlocked door.  I put Charlie down and we casually strolled back and into the house as I prayed a desperate prayer.  That was the last time I took Charlie out in anything other than broad daylight without my trusty Mag-Lite flashlight of the twelve inch heavy duty variety!

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