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Tag Archives: Internet Monk
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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Good Lists. Read them.
Not much time today, between school work and getting ready to go camping. Yes, camping. And I’m a person who figures if I sit on the deck for a few minutes, I’ve spent time in nature. One of Cheesy’s friends … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, blogging, church, humor, media, movies, The Bad & the Ugly
Tagged bad movie quotes, Chaplain Mike, Internet Monk, Jr., Justin Buzzard, Mulan, Postaday2011, The Resurgence, The Screaming Tea Kettle, Then Tim Happened, Tim Young
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Eastertide: N.T. Wright on how Christians should celebrate
Boy am I tired. My father’s surgery went well and I was home in time to catch Striker’s soccer game this evening. They’re 11-0 now, thank you very much. In keeping with the Eastertide theme, here’s a passage from N.T. … Continue reading
Posted in holidays, spirituality
Tagged Easter, Internet Monk, N.T. Wright, Postaday2011
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The Ordinary (Radical) Christian
Yesterday I read a post called Demythologizing “Radical” Christianity at the Internet Monk. A few paragraphs in, I was disagreeing vehemently with the post. It seemed to be both promoting complacency and demonstrating contempt for passionate Christians. But I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, church, religion, spirituality
Tagged Chaplain Mike, Gordon McDonald, Internet Monk, Judith Warner, Postaday2011
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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
Three Good Reads on a Monday Morning
My Google reader is giving generously this morning and I want to share a little of the bounty. I am, once again, jealous of Simcha Fisher’s writing. Only this time she’s not being funny – which is what usually makes … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, media, movies, spirituality, Uncategorized
Tagged Dallas Willard, Internet Monk, Postaday2011, Roger Ebert, Simcha Fisher, Walter Murch
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I Don’t Know Why You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello
Hey, you found me! Meet the new blog. Not quite the same as the old blog, but mighty close. Had a lovely afternoon with friends we rarely see. Like us, they are Cornerstone regulars and they don’t actually live that … Continue reading
Posted in books, media, spirituality, Uncategorized
Tagged B.T. Roberts, Facebook, Internet Monk, Patriarchy, Postaday2011
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