You may or may not have heard of Mark Driscoll. Some of you probably saw him last night on Nightline. He’s known for being a hipster pastor who drinks, cusses, talks about sex, and oh yeah, he’s a Calvinist. What? Yeah, as you can guess even if you’re not familiar, Mark tends to stir up [...]
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I talked yesterday about something that really eats at me. Christians are increasingly seen as UnChristian. There are at least two discussions to be had here. One is does it really matter. The other is what do we do about it? I’m trying to be positive this year so I’m starting with the second one. [...]
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During my recent DC trip I came across an interesting ad campaign. There were posters on the Metro train that asked the question, “Why believe in a god? Just be good for goodness sake.“ I couldn’t wait to find out more about what was going on here. I’ve blogged a bit before about the idea [...]
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