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Category Archives: Christianity

Credit Where It’s Due

As do many bloggers, I like to acknowledge when one of the op/ed columnists I routinely slam writes something that is almost entirely correct. In that spirit, I’ve had nothing but contempt for Michael Gerson since he became a regular writer for the Post, but he really hits the nail on the head with […]

Religious People Can Be So Creepy While Trying To Be Pure

I’m pretty sure that when I was nine, I had some vague notion of what sex might be, but little practical understanding of the concept. I believe our first “family life” class (sex ed. in my school district) might have been at age ten, but I seem to remember it mostly involving instructions […]

Evangelicals Finally Do Something Jesus Might Have Liked

It’s not exactly enough to make me fall in love with the evangelical movement, but one of their major organizations is finally taking a stand against some of President Douchebag’s most egregious violations of human dignity:
The National Association of Evangelicals (NAE), which represents about 45,000 churches across America, endorsed a declaration against torture drafted […]

We Believe Robot Jesus Was Built And That He Was A Very Well Programmed Robot, But He Wasn’t Our Messiah

“King of the World” James Cameron is here with the latest religious controversy sure to provoke much outrage, fury, and other assorted idiocy:
It looks like things got rolling, buzz-wise, with a TIME magazine blog whisper on Friday, which outlined details on 90-minute documentary in which Mr. Cameron, along with journalist Simcha Jacobovici, say they […]

Christian Riots

Mike sends me the following:
Christian mobs freed hundreds of prisoners, torched cars, and looted Muslim-owned shops across eastern Indonesia after three Roman Catholics were executed Friday for leading a 2000 attack that killed 70 Muslims.
On the island of Flores, where the three men were born, machete-wielding youths terrorized residents and police fired warning shots […]

American Fundamentalism

Via digg, here’s a heartwarming tale of inclusion and tolerance:
Mary Lambert, who has taught Sunday School at Watertown’s First Baptist Church for 54 years, said she received a letter from church leaders telling her she can no longer teach at the church.
Lambert showed 7 News the letter, which states that church leaders adopted a […]

Explanations

I don’t know about you, but at least three to five times per week I wonder, “Why exactly are we in Iraq?” Via The Carpetbagger Report, here’s one possible reason provided at a Focus on the Family forum in Colorado:
Rayburn, a retired Air Force major general, framed several answers in terms of what […]

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