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People see God every day, they just don't recognize Him.  Pearl Bailey
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A miscellany of reflections, thoughts, articles by Jonathan Gallagher, mirroring his interest in "God-thinking," the cosmic conflict, and fundamental human rights

“Thanks for taking the time to look around. I hope you find ideas of interest that will make a difference in the way you think and believe—thoughts to challenge the way we are! I believe in a healthy curiosity, and that we are supposed to use our minds to work things out. It’s not enough to rely on the thoughts of others—we all need to think for ourselves.

"So I’m delighted at your interest, and may you discover some points of departure so that you can say that you know what you believe, and are 'fully persuaded in your own mind.’”

Comments to jonathanpkp AT yahoo DOT com --but please bear in mind I may not be able to answer everyone...

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Into the distance PDF Print E-mail
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One of my earliest memories is of a picture that hung in my parents’ bedroom.

A simple countryside scene—of a bright woodland clearing carpeted with bluebells. I remember gazing into that picture for hours when I was really sick with chickenpox. I loved the bending of the tree boughs, the patterned bright green of the new leaves, the shafts of sunlight slanting bright against the dark trunks. Bluebells. What intrigued me most though was the path that led my eyes into the distance.
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It’s No Carnival—a 79 Cent Lesson PDF Print E-mail
Reflections


Winter. The leaves are falling. And the temperature’s over 80!

This is Rio—out of season… No Carnival, no blazing furnace pulsating to hypnotic rhythms, no midsummer madness. But it’s still more than hot enough for this Englishman out in the midday sun.
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The End of Endings PDF Print E-mail
Reflections


I don’t like endings—even happy endings. Everything ends. Nothing lasts—all comes to a point of no return. This world is full of endings.
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Night Trip PDF Print E-mail
Reflections


Andorra! Do I remember Andorra! Ever since I was little I’d wondered about that tiny country sandwiched between Spain and France, too small to be visible on some maps. So when my wife suggested we make a detour through Andorra on the way home from a family vacation in Portugal, I was more than ready.

A quaint little place, high in the mountains. A country not much more than a couple of alpine valleys. But it has plenty of duty-free shops, and even a McDonald’s.

As darkness fell, we headed north to continue our journey across the Pyrenees into France.

Big mistake!

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Happily Ever After? PDF Print E-mail
Reflections

…and they all lived happily ever after.

How the best stories finish. A final statement of comfort and satisfaction, the necessary conclusion to the tale.

But think again.

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An examination of the end-time within the framework of the character of God and the great controversy.