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tim stafford on our utilitarian age
tim stafford on our utilitarian age
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How Does Size Matter? CRC Edition
Larry Doornbos commented via twitter on a point on the Thom Rainer post on changes in worship services. He had a bit of a conversation with church planter Dirk Van Eyk and YALT on the CRC and church size. Rainer’s comment … Continue reading
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9 Rapid Changes in Church Worship Services
Thom Rainer Choirs are disappearing dress is more casual screens are pervasive preaching is longer multi is normative attendees more diverse conflict is not increasing more worship attendees attend larger churches Sunday Evening Services are disappearing
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“NASA Study Predicts Civilization’s Collapse”
The Guardian Films for Action New Republic Anthropocene Discovery Mag (hosing down the virus) Discovery Mag pt. 2 No, Nasa Doesn’t Think So
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What Is Marriage For?
What is Marriage for? The marriage question has been front and center in church and society debates at least since the 60s. Same sex marriage is only the most recent debate but before it were questions about divorce, remarriage, pre-marital … Continue reading
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Atheist Blogger Lends “pastoral care” to woman disturbed by religious almost-in-laws
Camels
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Linker Calls Tyson a Philosophical Philistine
The Week and the audio
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David Brooks on the changing environment for high schoolers heading to college
NYT
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Gershon and the Strange Tension btwn Theology and Science
Washington Post
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