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On Fire
Addie Zierman did a syncro-blog on the subject of her new book. She also did a post now responding to the church/ministry/hard-core/faithful group who finds her book troubling. There is a lot to ponder on this subject. More later I … Continue reading
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Gay Couples Find Interfaith Marriage Hurdles
NY Times Mr. Low contacted a local rabbi, Robert Weiner of Temple Beth Am in Yorktown Heights, to explore the possibility of jointly officiating. The rabbi had already performed several gay weddings, including one for an interfaith couple. But the … Continue reading
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Reviews on “Killing Jesus”
I compile this list not because I think this book is important (it isn’t) or that this book gives any indication it is worth your time or money (I doubt it) but because by virtue of its author and its … Continue reading
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India to build the world’s largest statue
From the Verge Monuments from around the world
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How the Death of the Firstborn Buys Freedom
The Murder of Children The Exodus story begins with the multiplication of offspring and their murder. The descendants of Israel have been fruitful and have multiplied greatly to the point that the king of Egypt sees them as a threat. … Continue reading
Hector Black
The story of a very good man who had to learn the very hard lesson of forgiveness and the surprising places it took him. One of the best things I’ve heard in a long time. Radiolabs
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The Naked Pastor: Zombies and Disciple-Making
The Naked Pastor
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Pastor bans fried chicken
and helps Mississippi flock get signed up for medical insurance
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Living in the Zombie Apocalypse
I catch up on the latest episode of the Walking Dead on Monday mornings. I was excited to see new episodes again. I was surprised when the season began that I didn’t enjoy it as much as I anticipated. The … Continue reading →