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"Live Blogging" on the Red Sea

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Justice, War, and the Human Spirit: Reflections Over the Northern Sea - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

During an afternoon visit to the National Museum of the United Sates Air Force outside Dayton, OH I was struck with the amazing power of the human spirit. This reminder was brought home even more powerfully as I left Ohio […]

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Fact and Theory - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Why does the Bible simply proclaim, rather than argue and defend, difficult Christian doctrines like the Trinity or the Incarnation? This question has been staring at me all afternoon from the little pocket notebook I carry with me to church. […]

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Terror-Free Oil: Idealism Meets Capitalism On the Streets of Omaha

Terror-Free Oil: Idealism Meets Capitalism On the Streets of Omaha

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Active Christian Media Review: The Train-of-Thought Writing Method

Active Christian Media Review: The Train-of-Thought Writing Method

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The Lamp of the Body

The Lamp of the Body

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Punctuation's Parable - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Academic elites of a Western stripe are nearly mad in their obsession with cultural relativism. It has become a mark of distinction, if not one of moral fiber, among these self-styled protectors of thought to outstrip even Derrida and Lyotard […]