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Husband, Father of 5, Pastor

“Pansexual”

Huffpo and then the ad with Megan Fox Megan Fox In a 2011 “Esquire” interview, Megan Fox famously confirmed her bisexuality, stating, “I think people are born bisexual and then make subconscious choices based on the pressures of society. I … Continue reading →

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“Just fix the addiction but leave the rest of my life alone”

Sexual Sanity

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What is Marriage to Evangelical Millenials

First Things In just five years, however, this has changed. Students now arrive in my class thoroughly versed in the language and categories of identity politics; they are reticent to disagree with anything for fear of seeming intolerant—except, of course, … Continue reading →

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Biblical Gender Roles Article on 8 Steps to Confronting a Wife’s Sexual Refusal

Biblical Gender Roles ht Wendy Gritter Facebook There are so many interesting layers to the article and both discussions.

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How Ireland’s gay marriage vote exposes the catch-22 of modern Christianity

http://theweek.com/articles/557089/how-irelands-gay-marriage-vote-exposes-catch22-modern-christianity ht. Dreher Linker Confronted by critics preaching equality, defenders of the institution’s authority and traditions invariably end up sounding like modern-day Pharisees upholding abstract rules and ancient privileges against a gospel of love and universal dignity. It’s fruitless. Dreher Traditional … Continue reading →

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Chris Little’s Piece on Learning vs. Indoctrination

Global Learning Partners

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The Road to Character, Chapter 10, The Big Me, and Summary

Handing This In Late I finished reading this book right before a week of vacation, wrote half of what I wanted to write on chapter 10, but then didn’t pick up this task again until now. I’ve listened to chapter … Continue reading →

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Not Slaves to Our Passions, Not Slaves to the Law, But Children of God

The Culture War as Competing Visions of “The Good” In the most contested battlegrounds of today’s culture war both sides imagine themselves occupying the moral high ground and the other is morally deficient. Where they differ is where they imagine … Continue reading →

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10 Worst Roman Emperors

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David Brooks Nails the Implicit Contemporary Source of Identity and Moral Authority

In progressive American culture If you were born at any time over the last sixty years, you were probably born into what the philosopher Charles Taylor has called “the culture of authenticity.” This mindset is based on the romantic idea … Continue reading →

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