Author Archives: PaulVK

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Husband, Father of 5, Pastor

St. Nicholas in the Blogs

Peter Enns And the story of Santa Claus punching out Arius    

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Tolkien and Whetting Desire

From John Van Sloten and Tolkien

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Amish Bishop learns life in prison

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Angus T Jones and Learning Discernment

The child star of “Two and a Half Men” on TV recently converted and came out with statements about his show, calling it filth, urging people to stop watching it. He makes 350k an episode though… Some good reactions quotes … Continue reading →

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Exodus International fragments over approaches

Interesting piece on the trajectory of Exodus ministries.  And a prior piece about the controversy. 

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Going to Hell with Ted Haggard

From CT Leadership

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Nation of Singles

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The Atlantic: Red State, Blue City: How the Urban-Rural Divide is Splitting America

https://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAowm_EE/the_atlantic/CAIiEPcb32hWyVajCvZnuRFYyUEqFAgEKg0IACoGCAowm_EEMKAiMPtZ/red_state_blue_city_how_the_urba

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Salon: Is feminism worth defending with torture?

https://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAowgGA/salon/CAIiEODkV_09tL6mRGbH_3fnf-YqEwgEKgsIACoFCAowgGAwADCLswk/is_feminism_worth_defending_with

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Why Smart Atheists Should Encourage True, Sacrificial Christianity

It’s Not In the Obvious Lifestyle Differences Theists and atheists don’t live lives that different from each others. This is a source of angst for both sides and actually a point for evolutionary atheism. We are deeply conditioned by our … Continue reading →

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