Repost: Nyah, Nyah, Nyah, We’re Not Listening!
August 31, 2006
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No one likes to be told he's messing up. Evangelicals as a whole, basking in the glow of their new-found acceptance in media, don't want to hear any bad news about the wrong road they're hurtling down. When the critic is seen as deviant, the walls go up and the humility leaves the building. Will Evangelicals listen to the complaints of the Emerging Church, or will they strangle their own illegitimate child?
Nyah, Nyah, Nyah, We’re Not Listening!
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Repost: Has the Christian Blogosphere Lost Its Collective Mind?
August 30, 2006
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With a new blog being added every two minutes of every day, there's bound to be growing pains. The Christian blogosphere (or as I more commonly call them, the Godblogosphere) has grown considerably since Cerulean Sanctum came on the scene in 2003. Sadly, there's been a lot of pain from that growth, often inflicted on others. This post received a number of links from other Godbloggers who agreed: we have to watch how we treat each other. The world is watching.
Has the Christian Blogosphere Lost Its Collective Mind?
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Reposts: Is Christianity Broken? & Recovering Christianity’s Balance
August 29, 2006
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These two posts generated a lot of heat in the Godblogosphere. I'll let you decide the answer to the first and whether my recommendations in the second are valid:
Is Christianity Broken?
Recovering Christianity's Balance
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Repost: More on Homeschooling
August 28, 2006
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Today, my son formally starts Kindergarten with Ohio Virtual Academy, a homeschooling program chartered as a public school, so our taxpayer dollars go to our homeschooling!
In light of this, I'm reposting the following link on homeschooling. The post includes several links to past homeschooling posts I've written, including the infamous (or famous, depending on your perspective) "Myths of Homeschooling" series:
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