Too often questions that emerge between science and theology sidetrack the occasions where there is agreement. In this week's weekly video, see the right sidebar, the question of soft-wired human tendencies seem strikingly similar to the aim Jesus pointed at in exhibiting what Willard describes as the most fully human person to ever live.
Some will ...
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That's right. I think we will exchange the embodied life for the virtual life. After all it is more important to say the right things than actually do them. And, if we can get more people ...
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Pastor Paul Burleson takes the occasion to point out just how conversations may devolve from what gift they could be to mutual understanding into a diatribe against another person. We are always in need of good illustrations of how these kinds of experiences may be handled. Recently it was affirming to witness
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Distinguishing doubt is important. Sometimes we doubt ourselves. Other times we doubt others. Even on occasion we doubt God. We may not doubt God's existence. We may doubt his presence, his nearness. As a young boy ...
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Al Mohler reads John Franke through his deeply embedded cultural, linguistic systems to such a committed degree he seems to be missing John Franke. In other words, when one is accustomed to culture warring where disagreement is expected it is difficult to give any space for the Other/other. Even more so ...
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My friend David Phillips alerted me to the opportunity to receive Scot McKnight's new book for blog review. I have many in the hopper to review. For example, I just received Ian Mobsby's new The Becoming of G-d. After listening to a podcast interview with Mobsby, I am looking ...
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