Debating Spanking in Massachusetts
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Some Religious Bloggers Labeled "Contentious"
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USAToday reports on the rise and influence of “contentious” religious bloggers in THIS article.
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Philip Bliss on Teaching Children to Sing
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Jamie Mulfinger relates pertinent discussion from Philip Bliss on the topic of teaching God-honoring music to children, pointing out that many of his concerns are relevant today. Click here.
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Confronting Myself
by Beth Murschell
When coma patients become conscious after, say, 20 years, I imagine them catching up on the world, shocked at all the advances in technology, at who has become President, or at wars or historical events that they’ve missed. But nothing will convince them more of the reality of passing time than a look in the mirror.
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Richard Roberts Resigns As President Of ORU
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Now Thank We All Our God
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Book Review—Promise Unfulfilled | An Analysis
Reviewed by Andrew David Naselli.
McCune, Rolland D. Promise Unfulfilled: The Failed Strategy of Modern Evangelicalism. Greenville, S.C.: Ambassador International, 2004. Hardcover, xvii + 398 pp. $24.99.
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Texas Baptist Church Pulls Plug on "Interfaith" Service
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A Baptist church in Texas chooses to cancel the use of its facilities when discovering that non-Christians were invited to participate in an “Interfaith” Thanksgiving service.
Story HERE.
Story HERE.
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SI Fantasy Football: Week 11 Results
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The Top Five after week 11 games are:
1. Jon Schrock (8-3)
2. Shawn Clapp (8-3)
3. Bob Hayton (7-4)
4. Jay Camp (7-4)
5. Jared Page (7-4)
Only two more weeks until the FF playoffs! Check out the action by clicking here.
1. Jon Schrock (8-3)
2. Shawn Clapp (8-3)
3. Bob Hayton (7-4)
4. Jay Camp (7-4)
5. Jared Page (7-4)
Only two more weeks until the FF playoffs! Check out the action by clicking here.
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In Praise of Average Students
by Kevin T. Bauder
Seminaries are academic institutions. Consequently, they tend to celebrate academic attainment. Typically, the best students are thought to be the ones with the highest grade point averages. Since these students have written the best papers and scored highest on the exams, they are sometimes considered the best prepared for ministry.
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