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Saturday, August 06, 2005

Friend of the Outcasts, Lord of the Faithful, Conqueror of Evil (Getting to Know Jesus One Chapter at a Time, Part 11)

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Matthew 8 After chapters five through seven of Matthew's Gospel, which recount a time of extended teaching by Jesus, we come to the mark...

Coldplay Goes Double Platinum

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Coldplay's X & Y has been certified double platinum, meaning that it has sold one-million copies since its release of about a month...
Friday, August 05, 2005

A Sequel AND a Remake

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Tonight, just as I was cranking up a VHS copy of Ric Burns' New York for my wife and me to watch, I channel-surfed through Rooster Cogb...
Wednesday, August 03, 2005

No Need for Dyeing...We're All Dying

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If you saw Paul McCartney in his pre-Super Bowl interview on Fox in January, this won't come as a surprise to you. Nor will you be taken...
Tuesday, August 02, 2005

Jesus' Radical Ethics (Getting to Know Jesus One Chapter at a Time, Part 10)

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Matthew 7 German Biblical scholar and theologian Ernst Kasemann tells the story of what happened one Sabbath day in a remote Dutch village. ...
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Know Anything About Voinovich's Book Recommendation?

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Michael Meckler , who has an interesting piece on the recess appointment of John Bolton on his web site , wrote to me this morning. He asked...
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Monday, August 01, 2005

How Christian is America?

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That question is one of the provocative take-aways readers will get from Bill McKibben's essay, The Christian Paradox , in the latest is...
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Sunday, July 31, 2005

Sharing Christ? Three Attributes I Think Should Always Be Present When We Do

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In my message this morning, I talked about the need for we Christians to grow in our passion for sharing Christ with others . In an earlier ...

Growing in Our Passion for Sharing Christ

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Romans 9:1-5 (A message shared with the people of Friendship Church, July 31, 2005) John Harper was a sort of prodigy. A Scotsman born in 18...
Friday, July 29, 2005

Frist Shift: Whatever You Believe, the Guy Deserves Credit

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I'm just beginning to learn about stem cell research and the potential they have for bringing relief for a variety of diseases . There a...
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Fatwa Demonstrates World is at War with Fascists, Not Muslims

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Underscoring the fact that the war on terrorism is not a war against Islam, eighteen prominent North American Islamic scholars, their state...
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Thursday, July 28, 2005

Some Thoughts on Coldplay's 'X and Y'

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Because tomorrow old friends we haven't seen for about eight years are coming by for a visit, I've been dusting and vacuuming the h...

Fill My Empty Heart (lyrics for one of my songs)

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While rummaging through my computer disks today, I ran across one that had the lyrics of a song I co-wrote back in 1999, with a member of ou...

The Pictures in Our Minds

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Earlier in the day, as the two of them kissed and climbed into their respective cars for the rides to work, she reminded him. “Remember,” sh...
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Wednesday, July 27, 2005

McCartney's 'Fine Line': First Reactions

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I'm not sure what the new Paul McCartney single, Fine Line , is about. But what it lacks from being less interesting musically than most...
Tuesday, July 26, 2005

Random Stuff from Our Genesis Study, Part 5

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[I'm convening a Bible study for the folks of our church, Tuesdays with Markie . We're looking at the Old Testament book of Genesis....
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In the Meantime, in Darfur...

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the attacks of the government on people continues .

My Darfur Failure

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New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristoff is upset with President Bush for failing to make the ongoing genocide in the Darfur region of Su...
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Monday, July 25, 2005

Dimestore Guru on Hiatus

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Rob Asghar , a wonderful writer who has recently begun writing a syndicated column, today announced that he's putting his blog on a six-...

Thoughts About Those Who Ask, "How Are You Really?"

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How would you react if a friend you'd not heard from for awhile sent a one-line email to you? The line? "How are you really?" ...
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