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Sebastián Zapateiro
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2026-10-29 2 Maccabees 12 and Purgatory

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featured · #theology · 2026-10-292 Maccabees 12 and Purgatory2 Maccabees 12:38-46 is the main text the Catholic Church uses to ground prayer for the dead and purgatory. What it says, how it is used and why the Reformed faith does not accept it as a basis for doctrine.

2026-10-29#computingHow OmniRoute Works and Whether It Is Safe to UseOmniRoute promises a single endpoint for hundreds of AI models, many of them free. How it works inside, what risks it poses for your code, your credentials and your accounts, and how to use it carefully if you decide to.

2026-10-29#philosophyMichel Foucault in Five Key BooksA guide into the work of Michel Foucault, one of the most cited thinkers in the world, through five books: madness, the order of knowledge, the archaeological method, the prison and the care of the self.

2026-10-29#theologyThe NICNT in English and Spanish: Every VolumeA list of the volumes of the New International Commentary on the New Testament (NICNT), with their English editions, the Spanish translations from Tesoro Bíblico, CLIE and Portavoz, and links to each one.

2026-10-29#theologyThe NICOT: Every Volume of the Old TestamentA list of the current volumes of the New International Commentary on the Old Testament (NICOT), the ones that replaced earlier volumes, the books that still have no volume and what exists in Spanish.

2026-10-29#theologyThe Zohar from a Reformed PerspectiveWhat the Zohar, the central book of Kabbalah, is, what the new Spanish anthology from Ediciones Atalanta offers and why a Reformed Christian should not let it guide them.

2026-10-28#computingSecurity Breach or Opportunity to Improve?In October 2026, an AI-assisted audit found two critical flaws in the PHP engine before a working exploit existed. This is the story of the discovery and of the window there was to patch before exploitation.

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