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Veritas Forum on Religious Exclusivity, Inclusivity and Pluralism
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Atlantic Piece that Advocates Government Mitigating the Penalty For Going It Alone
The Atlantic This is an interesting piece because a. It recognizes that marriage is a social structures that provide real services to people, often services they don’t anticipate when they’re making a decision to marry or not to marry. b. … Continue reading
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Two pieces from “The Verge” on the DSM
Update to the DSM-5 NIMH abandons DSM
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A God For Liars, Killers, and the Religiously Inept
The Family Jacob Always Wanted Perhaps the wisdom of parents telling their children “I love you all the same” wasn’t invented by the time of the Patriarchs. Polygamy certainly complicated the matter “this mommy loves you, that mommy hates you.” … Continue reading
A Gay RC Woman Explains Why She Won’t Switch Churches
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10 Myths of Calvinism that should be laid to rest
Third hand here via the excellent blog “Grateful To the Dead” And a summary of the ten myths exposed by Ken: Stewart discusses, with ample evidence and thorough explanations, four myths Calvinists should not be circulating (but are): 1. One … Continue reading
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Evangelical Outposts SSM Roundup
Evangelical outpost’s roundup: I’ll include many of the links below Atlantic Piece on Gay Guide to Wedded Bliss A Joe Carter glossary and history on LGBTQ terminology on TGC Another Joe Carter piece on “When Did Christianity Become Compatible with … Continue reading
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Belief Is the Least Part of Faith – NYTimes.com
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/30/opinion/luhrmann-belief-is-the-least-part-of-faith.html?hp&_r=2& The role of belief in religion is greatly overstated, as anthropologists have long known. In 1912, Émile Durkheim, one of the founders of modern social science, argued that religion arose as a way for social groups to experience themselves … Continue reading
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