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In his book "Desiring God," John Piper called Christians to live "a style of life that is unencumbered with nonessentials--and the criterion for 'essential' should not be primitive 'simplicity,' but wartime effectiveness." But, how do we actually put the idea into practice? This is a blog dedicated to discussing the real-world application of the Christian Hedonist's wartime lifestyle.
Introduction
Find out what this blog is all about be reading our first post.
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- aesthetics (2)
- celebrations (4)
- choosing (8)
- confession (3)
- definitions (2)
- economy (1)
- education (2)
- family (4)
- housing (2)
- HT (1)
- recreation (2)
- standard of living (5)
- transportation (1)
- video (3)
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2009
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January
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- Have we gone too far?
- Wartime Wedding
- What war are you fighting?
- Waste Not, Want Not
- Singer Solution
- Does your daughter dress like this?
- John Piper on the economy
- weddings
- Choosing a college
- replacing clothes
- Aesthetics during wartime
- Meet the Mr.
- Meet the Mrs.
- choosing a house
- Is this wartime living?
- John Piper describes the wartime lifestyle
- Introduction
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January
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Is that good on gas?
ReplyDeleteIt gets somewhere around 45mpg, but it requires the more expensive 91 octane. It's up to you to decide whether that's good on gas or not.
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