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		<title>Ancient Wisdom Today</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>When I first started this blog, I was not quite sure which direction it was going to take. Initially I just wanted a place to write about what I was thinking and reading with no particular focus. However, I’ve noticed that the posts on this blog have had a certain focus and that the title “Just Thinking” was too generic. For this reason, I decided to rename my blog &#8220;Ancient Wisdom Today.&#8221; Hopefully this is going to capture the spirit of the posts I have written and intend to write.</p>
<p>	Although &#8220;Ancient Wisdom&#8221; can be understood broadly, here I am thinking specifically of the Judeo-Christian Ancient Wisdom which revolves around Israel’s writings and their interpreters, the person of Jesus Christ and the writings of His followers. I could have called it “Biblical Wisdom,” but I wanted the scope to be a bit broader as I am also interested in the wisdom (or even lack thereof) of extra-biblical materials.</p>
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