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Justice Scalia, Meet Spirituality
Originally posted on Writing with Spirit:
Everybody’s all atwitter, alarmed or amused by Justice Antonin Scalia’s silly suggestion to “ask the nearest hippie” about freedom and intimacy. But I’m more dismayed by his admission that he doesn’t have a clue…
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The sacred and the Dead
There are some really good articles here about some of the songs from one of the best, and strangest, bands in history. http://religiondispatches.org/section/the-sacred-and-the-dead/
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Jesus before the Bible – for non-Christians
Too many of our fundamentalist Christian, non-Christian, pagan, and atheist sisters and brothers focus on the Bible and completely overlook Jesus. But you don’t need the Bible to get to Jesus. Just today, for example, a fundamentalist Christian on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Bible history, Christian history, early Christians, Jesus, Josephus, Nero, Romans, Temple
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Into the heart of God
I took my 16 month-old daughter to the Atlantic Ocean yesterday for the first time. Approaching the waves tentatively, she was mesmerized by the action of the rolling breakers. The Celtic tradition honors and celebrates the Creator through creation. God … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlantic Ocean, Celtic tradition, eternal connection, Heatbeat of God
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Strange bedfellows
This is awkward. In a June 5 Facebook post, Franklin Graham suggested it’s time to “fight the tide of moral decay that is being crammed down our throats by big business, the media, and the gay & lesbian community.” Because … Continue reading
A gendered God
Have you heard about this, from the Guardian? Let God be a ‘she,’ says Church of England women’s group “A group within the Church of England is calling for God to be referred to as female following the selection of … Continue reading
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Tagged Church of England, God, Holy Spirit, patriarchal theology, Rev. Jody Stowell, Ruach, Spirit
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U.S. Christian churches are losing members (or, how Rob Bell learned to stop worrying about Jesus and embrace a national tour)
Look at the United States, and according to the U.S. Census, here’s what you’ll see. The average American is a woman. More than 75 percent of the country is white. More than 20 percent of the households speak a language … Continue reading
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Tagged agnostic, atheist, Christian, mainstream Christianity, Pew Research Center, Rob Bell, Spirital Christians
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The desire to find peace on Memorial Day
I met President Carter at his church several years ago, after he taught Sunday School. During the lesson, the scripture referenced Mount Sinai, and Carter paused to mention that when he was negotiating the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt, … Continue reading
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Tagged Egypt, Israel, Jimmy Carter, Memorial Day, Mount Sinai, Peace
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The Duggars – worshiping a wrong Jesus
“I don’t know who their version of Jesus or God is. I have no comprehension of the Duggar’s idea of right and wrong.” In 48 hours the Duggar’s reputation came tumbling down like a house built on stone-colored sand. Their … Continue reading
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Tagged 19 Kids and Counting, bad Christians, Christianity, Conservative Christianity, Duggars, Jesus, Josh Duggar, Wrong Jesus
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