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Category Archives: Bible
It’s never too late to be sorry
Consider this, from Harold Camping: ….We must…openly acknowledge that we have no new evidence pointing to another date for the end of the world. Though many dates are circulating, Family Radio has no interest in even considering another date. God … Continue reading
The War on Christmas (no, not that one)
But I am sure I have always thought of Christmas time…as a good time; a kind, forgiving, charitable, pleasant time; the only time I know of, in the long calendar of the year, when men and women seem by one … Continue reading
Another Mary Meditation: Love
Today we used the second of the monologues I wrote for our Advent services. My sig. file (back in the days when I had a sig file) was a quote from Dostoyevsky: “Active love is labor and fortitude.” That quote … Continue reading
On women reading the Bible
I thought about leaving this topic alone. All day yesterday, as I saw the subject popping up on one site after another, I deliberately kept away from this blog; didn’t allow myself to start drafting a response in my head. … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christian Ministry, church, gender, religion, spirituality
Tagged Cripplegate, Internet Monk, Jesus Creed, Rachel Held Evans, Scot McKnight, Tim Challies
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Tony Perkins and free market Jesus
We are all tempted to appropriate Jesus for our political positions. This isn’t new. Occupy protesters carry signs that say “Jesus was a Socialist” while Herman Cain described Jesus as the “perfect conservative”. Squint hard enough and you can make … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, politics, religion, spirituality
Tagged Family Research Council, Free Market, Jesus, Occupy, Tony Perkins
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Mary’s Meditation: Preparation
Each Sunday through this Advent a dramatic monologue from Mary’s point of view is included in our church service. I was assigned to write two of them, and the first of mine was presented this morning. The theme was “preparation”, … Continue reading
The awesome six-pack of God?
My oldest daughter has been asking me many difficult spiritual questions lately, some of them prompted by interactions with Christians in other denominations: “What about speaking in tongues?”; “Do we go straight to heaven when we die, or somewhere else?” … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, gender, religion, spirituality, theology
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Questioning “Holiness” in a Holiness church
Week two of my second session of classes. So far so good. I’ve enjoyed the dialogues back and forth and have found a classmate who is quite a decent blogger! Check out A Heart That Burns & tell Chad that … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, blogging, church, religion, theology
Tagged A Heart That Burns, Church of the Nazarene, Holiness Movement, John Wesley
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Link Salad
I’ve got things to share, and none of them were created by me. There are things on my mind, that I’d like to write about. Like a defense of church, despite how screwed up it is. And an exploration … Continue reading
Posted in art, Bible, blogging, church, gender, humor, movies, spirituality, videos
Tagged Conrad Veidt, Her.meneutics, Rachel Held Evans, Russell Moore, Scot McKnight, Simcah Fisher, The Hands of Orlac, Thomas Kinkade, William Webb
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Bachmann raises the question: can a submissive wife be a commanding president?
I left my Google Reader unattended for several days and discovered something interesting when I came back to it: item after item on “wifely submission”. What drew all of the attention to this subject? Michele Bachmann’s presidential campaign. As someone … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, gender, poetry, religion
Tagged Bryan Fischer, Byron York, James McDonald, Michele Bachmann, World Net Daily
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