Monthly Archives: January 2011

Resisting Your Own Little World for the Sake of the Kingdom

Tim Challies linked to an interesting article that reflects a topic I’ve discussed in depth: technology’s attack on genuine community. A good article, worthy of your time and consideration. Toward the article’s end, one educational scientist, William Kist of Kent State University, makes an intriguing statement: [Kist] also pointed out that the “real world” that [...]

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Making Sense of Confusing Christian Voices

A reader wrote to ask a question I thought was important, so I want to post a response here. The gist of that multipart question: How do I make sense of the mishmash of voices/teachings/ideas/admonitions I hear in the Christian Church today? How can it all be reconciled? A respected Christian pastor on the radio [...]

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My Visit to the Creation Museum

Given the reputation bestowed on me as a longtime Godblogger known for trenchant commentary on Evangelical excess, it would seem obvious to write about the Creation Museum. That I live an hour from the museum only ratchets up the obviousness another notch. But I had not been to the museum since its opening in 2007. [...]

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