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Tag Archives: Celtic Christianity
Celtic Christianity
I had a great conversation recently with John Philip Newell. John Philip is one of the world’s leading experts on Celtic Christianity. All Celtic Christian services I have attended have been similar: quietly contemplative, prayerfully pensive and filled with moving … Continue reading
More about the Bible
I wrote about the Bible previously. So, this is a little more about the Bible. A great deal of energy is dedicated to the Bible. A collection of writings that didn’t exist in its current form for more than the … Continue reading
Posted in Celtic spirituality, Faith, Scripture
Tagged Bible, Celtic Christianity, Exodus 3:14, God, NKJV
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Too many Christians do Christmas wrong
If you’re a Christian who thinks the Christmas season ended on Dec. 25, then you’re already a casualty of the ‘war on Christmas,’ and you don’t even know it. In the United States, the annual commercial assault on Christmas begins … Continue reading
Posted in culture, in the news
Tagged Celtic Christianity, Christmas, Christmastide, God in nature, Logos
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A message to my Irish sisters and brothers:
The Creator is active in creation. We can most closely connect to our Creator in creation – feeling the earth beneath our feet, running our hands through water, breathing deep the smells of a forest as the wind plays through … Continue reading
Posted in Scripture, Uncategorized
Tagged Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland, Augustine, Baptist, Bible, Celtic Christianity, Ireland, Pelagius
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A Christian blog for people who aren’t Christian.
From the fringe of the faith to the mainstream culture, the message of Jesus has gotten lost. But it hasn’t always been this way. Throughout history, pockets of Jesus followers have dedicated their hearts and lives to the message of … Continue reading
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Tagged Celtic Christianity, fringe, Jesus, mainstream culture
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