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Monthly Archives: August 2015
“Called by God?” Probably not.
We need another word to describe the current crowd of political opportunists in the US., because they aren’t Christian. I’m writing from a theological perspective, not a political point of view. Too many politicians seem to think God is their … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Carson, Christianity, God bless the United States, Jesus, Megyn Kelly, Mike Huckabee, politicians, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, Scott Walker, Ted Cruz
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President Carter
President Carter was in the news last week, announcing his diagnosis of brain cancer. I’ve struggled with how to address this sad news. Sad, yet inspiring. Carter’s whole life has been inspiring. Less than a week after his announcement and … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptist, Christian, Jimmy Carter, Jimmy Carter cancer, President Carter
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Civil Rights activist Jonathan Daniels
This week marks the 50th anniversary of the murder of white Civil Rights activist Jonathan Daniels. Faith on the Fringe has many international readers. For some, and for younger readers who may not understand the depths of the Civil Rights … Continue reading
Religious beliefs — discrimination or dogma?
I was born in Kentucky. At the time of my birth, in 1967, it was illegal in Kentucky, and throughout the south, for black people to marry white people. Miscegenation laws, some of them more than 150 years old, prohibited … Continue reading
Advice on love — from children
This is wonderful. Advice on Love From Children: http://www.elephantjournal.com/2012/01/kids-wisdom-on-love/
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Our home is the Garden
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Tagged Christ of the Celts, Garden, Garden of Eden, J. Philip Newell
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