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Category Archives: culture
Bapu
In a world growing more violent, filled with those who accept violence as the cost of living in the world, our thoughts should turn to Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Better known as Mahatma. Great Soul. Born Oct. 2, 1869, he was … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Faith, in the news, Uncategorized
Tagged Gandhi, King, Las Vegas shooting, Martin Luther King JR., non-violence
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Jesus is on the side of the oppressed
Jesus is with the people on the fringe of the culture who demand to be treated with respect and dignity. He is always on the side of the marginalized victims. Jesus is with refugees and minorities. Jesus supports the meek … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Faith, Uncategorized
Tagged Christ, Christians, Jesus, refugees, victims
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Eclipse
Did you see this Facebook profile frame for the eclipse? This was a sponsored ad from the Institute for Creation Research. It was a paid ad from a religious organization, and most Facebook users had no idea. Who is ICR? … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Faith, in the news, Uncategorized
Tagged Adam and Eve, Adamah, Biblical ignorance, Christians, Facebook, ICR, Jesus, Scripture, Solar eclipse, Torah
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Both sides
Both sides on the beaches of Normandy weren’t equal. Both sides at Auschwitz were not responsible. Both sides did not cause the Civil War. I am reminded of Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address, “Both parties deprecated war, but one of … Continue reading
A letter for our times
In the aftermath of the chaos in Charlottesville, too many moderates remain silent. Anti-American, anti-Semitic racists marched through the city brandishing images of bigotry and hate, culminating in a racist white, male, terrorist driving his car into a crowd of … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, culture, in the news, Uncategorized
Tagged Birmingham, Charlottesville, Martin Luther King JR.
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50
I turned 50 recently. The age where we realize there are more yesterdays than tomorrows. Half a century. All the coins in my pocket are younger than I. The most recent Supreme Court Justice is younger than I am. At … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Faith, Uncategorized
Tagged Ali, autobiography, Grateful Dead, Muhammad Ali
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Jesus had two dads
When I adopted our daughter, Joseph became my new favorite Biblical character.
Save the People
This song from Godspell comes into my head often… So I thought I’d post it here, to make it easy to return to. And when I’m in the mood for the original… … and the movie… Shall crime bring crime … Continue reading
God and climate change
This understanding of God … … is a problematic understanding. God will take care of climate change, but Rep. Walberg took things into his own hands when it came time to help 20 million people lose their health insurance. Walberg … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Faith, in the news, Uncategorized
Tagged Climate change, Flooding, Rep. Tim Walberg
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Liberty
Trump is giving the graduation address at Liberty University, which claims to be the largest Christian college. Are those who accommodate, accept or ignore evil any better than the evil doer? I don’t think so. Trump is a liar, an … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Faith, in the news, Uncategorized
Tagged false Christians, Jerry Falwell Jr., Jesus, Liberty University, Trump
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Embracing evil
When some Christians talk about Jesus, they are simply wrong. Their politics are more important than the actual teaching of Jesus, and so they’ve twisted Jesus into something that’s not in the Bible and clearly not the message of Jesus. … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, culture, Faith, in the news, Prayer
Tagged evil, Franklin Graham, James Dobson, Paula White, Trump
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Where is decency?
How long would you permit someone to abuse another, before you step up? How long would you stay around someone telling racist jokes, before you walk away? How long do you let a man make derogatory and sexist comments about … Continue reading
“President Carter, am I a Christian?”
I love President Carter. I’ve written about him here: President Carter and here: The desire to find peace on Memorial Day and here: You met a president New York Times reporter Nicolas Kristof had a great e-mail interview with … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Faith, in the news, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, Nicolas Kristof, President Carter, The New York Times
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