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You Might Be a Calvinist

From Tominthebox:
Atlanta, Georgia — Note: TBNN is pleased to have Jeff Foxworthy as Saturday Morning’s guest writer.
Jeff: I’m happy to fill in to today for Brother Slawson.
You know, between Lakewood and Lynchburg, there’s over 30 million people who I’d call “my people.” Many of these folks are Calvinists, they just don’t know it. I’ve designed [...]

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Top Ten Reasons the Reformed Theologian did not Cross the Road

10. A woman already crossed, and he would be in sin if he followed
9. The road is not safe if it wasn’t built between 1500-1700 AD
8. He believes that “road crossing” has ceased
7. The crossing guard was only helping people cross from one side, so he [...]

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Blogroll Updated

The latest post on the Logos Blog asks readers to add them to their blogrolls, in exchange for some publicity, and I believe, some free books:
We’ll even do you a favor in return. Our blog post on Monday, April 28, will feature all of the bloggers who have us in their blogrolls—at least all the [...]

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Quarter-Life Crisis

While not an authoritative post on the subject, I was pleased to see the topic brought up in a recent Boundless article, which I’ve cleaned up a little to present below.  Hopefully it should stimulate some thought.  All too often we stop at labeling or categorizing instead of digging deeper to find find the root [...]

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Affluenza, by Josh Harris

Josh Harris is in the middle of a blog series entitled “Affluenza” which deals with the problem of wealth in the Bible.
Here are links to the posts so far.  First.  Second.  Third.  Fourth.  Fifth.

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What is Faith?

Words used to have more meaning.  But now, it is as if people define their terms as they see fit, which is both unfortunate and dangerous.
Over at the Parchment and Pen blog, Michael Patton has another intriguing post on the usage of the word “faith.”  It begins:
What is faith? This is a very basic question [...]

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Daily Life in a Homeless Shelter

So now I’m trying to figure out how I got here - what was the chain of events that took me from being a reasonably abnormal church going, WOW Worship buying, bible-study leading church membership guy to, well, this deeply dissatisfied person who is very much on the outside looking in. Frankly, it began shortly after I [...]

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Virtual Sin and Our Desires

I’m starting to like the Christ and Pop Culture blog.  I certainly don’t agree with them, but it is good sharpening for me and a motivation to learn how to communicate some of my deeply held convictions.  In a recent post,  Alan Noble asks
Does a sin committed by a digital character constitute a sin on [...]

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On Christians and Media

So much can be said about Christians and media, and truthfully a lot more has been said that needs to.  Here are a couple more thoughts, largely in reference to a follow up post at Christ and Pop Culture.
Rich, thank you for interacting with my post and for some of your insightful remarks. I do [...]

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Free Christmas CD for Bloggers

Do you have a blog?  Does it get over 1000 hits per month?
Hurry and send an email to Bob Kauflin and be one of the first 100 and you will receive the CD in the mail to review on your blog.  Here are the terms below.  And note, his website is down but the email [...]

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