Bruce Lincoln, "The other war: the one of words," Kansas City Star op-ed (2002)
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Bruce Lincoln, "Words matter," Boston Globe (Sept. 12, 2004) (on George Bush's religious language and American evangelicals)
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Bruce Lincoln, "Bush's God talk: to a born-again theology of individual salvation, Bush has added a providential view of America's role in world history," in Christian Century (Oct. 5, 2004)
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Bonhoeffer's sermon at Fanø, Denmark, 1934: "The Church and the Peoples of the World"
The full text of his famous ecumenical sermon, quoted in a blog post. I'm bookmarking this mainly because the English text of the sermon -- which is brilliant -- is very hard to find online.
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Hans Memling (c. 1430-1494), Last Judgment (triptych altarpiece, betwen 1467-1471)
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"Was Jesus divine, or a human being with a powerful message?" | Channel 4 - Faith and belief - Talking Point
Discussion board for a documentary about Jesus' family. Posted by a Twitter contact.
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Interviews: The Little Robot That Could | Christianity Today Movies (interview with Pixar's Andrew Stanton)
Christianity Today interviews the writer of WALL•E (2008) about the connection between his religious beliefs and his movies. It's not exactly a searching interview, but it's an interesting read.
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Montaigne's skepticism: Apologie of Sebond, 1580
Montaigne's famous defense of Raymond Sebond, the proponent of natural theology, in which he lays out a profoundly, even shockingly skeptical view of human knowledge.
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Illustrations of the "Harrowing of Hell"
Happy Good Friday, everybody. Here are a few interesting historical images of the "harrowing of Hell" tradition drawn from various Christian iconographic sources.
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Malvern Free Presbyterian Church - information on FreePres.org
Recorded sermons plus additional information here: http://www.sermonaudio.com/malvern
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"Mission Statements" by Bernice Martin (review of Webb Keane, Christian Moderns, from June 2007)
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Daniel Lazare reviews two new books on religious toleration
I basically am clipping this because I read it and want to remember it, but I think Lazare gets it completely wrong. Not only is his attitude towards religion in general misguided, he doesn't understand history.
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New blog on religion in american history [2]
A pretty diverse bunch of academics blogging on religious themes in American history from a variety of perspectives. Worth checking out. The clip is just a taste of the type of material covered.
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New blog on religion in american history
A pretty diverse bunch of academics blogging on religious themes in American history from a variety of perspectives. Worth checking out. The clip is just a taste of the type of material covered.
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Photos of American churches
These are kind of funny -- particularly the odd and whimsical titles -- but also beautiful. There are several pages of these photos.
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Quaker teacher fired for inserting "nonviolently" into Calif. loyalty oath [7]
Call me naive, but I didn't even think loyalty oaths still existed in 2008. Does anyone really believe that they do any good? This story sounds like some kind of liberal hoax, but apparently it really happened.
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Quaker teacher fired for inserting "nonviolently" into Calif. loyalty oath
Call me naive, but I didn't even think loyalty oaths still existed in 2008. Does anyone really believe that they do any good? This story sounds like some kind of liberal hoax, but apparently it really happened.
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Doing it and doing it and doing it well -- for God
"The 30-Day Sex Challenge: Are You Up For It?" asks Paul Wirth, the pastor of Relevant Church in Tampa Bay, FL. Married couples are supposed to have sex daily for 30 days, while unmarried people are supposed to abstain completely.
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