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On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 7:01 PM, Matthew Funke <go4...@gmail.com> wrote: FWIW, I've also

Somebody needs to hold Chuck Colson accountable for his lies. And it's such a strange lie in

Barbecuing kittens is wrong. It is cruel; it is illegal; it is, quite plainly, evil. No one should

What I hear on the radio from Evangelicals is that it is the church's job, not government's,

It would seem that American exceptionalism is back. If the term doesn't seem familiar to you,

Some more questions prompted by Douthat's article: (1) Hull House, a charity in Chicago, is

Have you been following Tea Party Jesus on tumblr?: http://teapartyjesus.tumblr.com/ It's reduced

Joel Watch, author of the "Unsettled Christianity" blog, writes a provocative entry titled

The sermon was, in general, excellent. Andy Stanley has a common- sense approach to things that I

On Jan 21, 9:10 am, go4tli <go4...@gmail.com> wrote: > Does it? It links to the second

Uncomfortably, the human genome project reveals that we can't all have come from eight people who

On Jan 11, 10:24 am, go4tli <go4...@gmail.com> wrote: > (2) If the person refuses to

Consider the case of Helen Ukpabio. She's a Nigerian Pentecostal preacher who rants and raves

When we assume that we have perfect knowledge -- that we know what the answer will be before we even

In the vein of this morning's sermon -- which focused more on death than we Americans tend to

Happy Epiphany! There are times when I wish we, even as nondenominational Protestants, celebrated the

I've noticed something interesting about our respective debating styles, and I think it's

I don't care which politician you blame for the problems in society. I'm just sick of

My mistake. Apparently, "Chinese Redbud Woman" appeared in Hong Kong in *May*; the (

Amanda Marcotte writes some interesting things about the Iowa caucus and abortion: ------------------

Germane to our discussion are these words from one of Christianity's earliest recorded writers --

Man. Connections, you never cease to surprise and delight me. I mean that. I'm used to Christmas

> I guess I have some things to add that aren't really theological, but > on the other hand

I guess it should come as no surprise that I liked Fred's sermon on Sunday. So let me pose his

... And back to Richard Land, and why we Evangelicals should be ashamed that we have appointed him as

Let me expound on one of my points above by appealing to my favorite analogy when it comes to

Pure and undefiled religion in the sight of our God and Father is this: to visit orphans and widows

> * What do you remember of this interview? Would you mind sharing > some of those insights

I really like this series that Fred just wrapped up about how the Christian walk is, in many respects

I trust you can recognize that the Subject line has its tongue firmly planted in its cheek. Once