Faithful Defiance: Desmond Tutu II
April 14, 2008
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Year: 2008
About those letters
April 14, 2008
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The letters Bishop Wright mentioned in his speech on Saturday are not in the mail.
Late to Matthew’s party
April 14, 2008
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We are awfully late to this party, but fortunately, it is still in full swing. Father Matthew Moretz’s You Tube ministry is among the most creative evangelism and formation efforts under way in the Episcopal Church. Visit him here.
Distinct value
April 14, 2008
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It’s quite all right to be a sheep, so long as we pay attention and hear the shepherd’s voice. The essential, crucial point is this: the good shepherd knows the sheep. This is not just a matter of a head count; each is of distinct value.
The closest Christian book store
April 13, 2008
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The Christian bookstore you shop at tomorrow may be as close as your church’s front door. More and more churches want to be the place you’ll buy your next Beth Moore book or study Bible. Church bookstores enjoy prime locations, low overhead, and (in many cases) volunteer workers.
Making the case against the Covenant
April 13, 2008
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Jenny Te Paa: “It is becoming increasingly difficult for us ordinary Anglicans to take seriously even the very good rhetoric of Covenant when the very real reality of some very bad leadership behavior is still so pervasive, thus making the whole exercise so utterly contradictory and inexcusably, unjustifiably expensive.”
What is Bishop Wright talking about?
April 13, 2008
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“The Archbishop then wrote an Advent pastoral letter in which he reiterated the terms of his initial invitation and declared that he would be writing to those bishops who might be thought particularly unsympathetic to Windsor and the Covenant to ask them whether they were really prepared to build on this dual foundation. Those letters, I understand, are in the post as we speak.”
More on Founding Faith
April 13, 2008
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Richard Bookhiser praises Steven Waldman’s “Founding Faith” in todays New York Times Book Review.
Two speeches on race
April 13, 2008
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Two men, two speeches. The men, both lawyers, both from Illinois, were seeking the presidency, despite what seemed their crippling connection with extremists. Each was young by modern standards for a president. Abraham Lincoln had turned fifty-one just five days before delivering his speech. Barack Obama was forty-six when he gave his. Their political experience was mainly provincial, in the Illinois legislature for both of them, and they had received little exposure at the national level—two years in the House of Representatives for Lincoln, four years in the Senate for Obama.
Return to Narnia
April 13, 2008
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While you will not find the spiritual lessons in Prince Caspian quite as obvious as those you remember from The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, you will find plenty of profound truths about the Christian faith—delivered in a way that only the master, C. S. Lewis, could do.
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