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Tag Archives: Civil Religion
Other Things to Read, If You’re Reading My Blog
My blog stats have fallen off the cliff over the last few days. I’m sorry to say that one pays attention to such things, when one blogs. At times like these I have to do my usual gut-check: why do … Continue reading
How About a Little Moore on Hell? (Johnnie Moore, That Is)
That is a bad pun. I wouldn’t use it at Civil Religion, but I have less dignity here. After I wrote on Rob Bell and hell….which makes me ponder other bad puns about “hell’s bells”….anyway, after I put up that … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, blogging, music, spirituality
Tagged Civil Religion, Hell, If It Be Your Will, Johnnie Moore, Liberty University, Lost Dogs, Postaday2011, Sharon Autenrieth
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Comedy or Tragedy? I’ve Got a Bit of Both
It’s the weekend, which means most of you are doing better things than reading my blog. I know that’s true because I follow my site stats, and every weekend they fall off of a cliff. So I’ve decided it’s okay … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, humor, literature
Tagged Andrea del Sarto, Civil Religion, Postaday2011, Robert Browning, Sharon Autenrieth, The Sacred Sandwich
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Mortification is Good for the Soul (I Hope)
What a world, what a world. Civil Religion launched and I was horribly indignant at the editor for changing the title on my first post. “It doesn’t fit the content,” I kept muttering. “Did he even READ my post before … Continue reading
Civil Religion Archives: Table Grace
Originally posted at Civil Religion in 2010. Note: The fact that I’m “giving away” the endings to “Big Night” and “Babette’s Feast” shouldn’t deter you from watching them both in their entirety. Trust me. The setting is 1950s New Jersey … Continue reading
Posted in media, movies, spirituality, videos
Tagged Babette's Feast, Big Night, Chocolat, Civil Religion, Like Water for Chocolate, Reality Bites
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Civil Religion Returns from the Dead
Only a month has passed since I posted about the demise of Civil Religion, the St. Louis Post Dispatch’s religion blog. I’d been writing for C.R. for a year and a half by that point. It was through that venue … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, spirituality
Tagged Civil Religion, Postaday2011, St. Louis Post Dispatch
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February First: Resolution Update
My intention is to post the first day of each month and let you know if I’m succeeding at all with my New Year’s resolutions. Most of us make and give up our New Year’s resolutions in privacy. I wanted … Continue reading
The End of Civil Religion
That post title sounds a little ominous, doesn’t it? Let me explain. In the spring of 2009 I saw an announcement in the religion section of St. Louis Post Dispatch. The paper was seeking to add new writers to its … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil Religion, Postaday2011, St. Louis Post Dispatch
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