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Category Archives: In the News
Election 2016: There Is Still a Ray of Hope
If the philosopher and diplomat Joseph de Maistre was right and every nation gets the government it deserves, one has to ask, in the light of the 2016 election, what America has done to deserve this. Mrs. Clinton has been … Continue reading
Evil Likes to Work the Angles
I recently received an invitation to speak at a conference in the UK. The church that sent the invite asked me to speak on a theme I often address in sermons and in print. I forwarded the invitation to my … Continue reading
The Once and Future Faith
Christianity has changed over the years. This change has not taken place in Christianity’s core beliefs, which are substantially the same as they were at the beginning. The change has happened in its outward expressions. The soul of the faith … Continue reading
Christians, Creation and Environmental Concerns
Christians have often been disparaged for their lack of involvement in and concern for environmental issues, and that criticism has sometimes been valid. In an article at Bible.org, Ray Bohlin, who holds a Ph.D. in molecular and cell biology, suggests … Continue reading
I Resent That: The Art of Taking Offence
Once when I was preaching, two men stood up in the crowded auditorium and marched out. They did it in a way that was meant to draw attention to themselves. They wanted everyone to know they were offended. A week … Continue reading
Life on a Spiral Staircase
When I was in school, English teachers all seemed to be cut from the same cloth – at least the younger ones. They must have all minored in psychology because they were always asking questions that were meant to get … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, In the News, Spiritual life
Tagged Beowulf, do-overs, English teachers, grace, lifescape, Shakespeare, spiral staircase, spiritual ascent
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The Perilous State of Religious Liberty
Religious liberty in the United States is in peril. Many of the people empowered to decide which behaviors merit civil protections and which do not are not religious people. They fail to understand religious liberty because they do not understand … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church, Faith, In the News, Lifestyle, Spiritual life
Tagged church, civil protections, creation theology, First Amendment, gender identity, Iowa Civil Rights Commission, Iowa law, moral education, mosque, public accommodation, religious liberty, sex, synagogue, tolerance
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Why Is it so Hard to Live in the Moment?
My wife and I are just back from a week on a large lake in Quebec. We left our car in a gravel lot that was slowly surrendering its borders to the encroaching wilderness, loaded our gear on a boat … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Lifestyle, Spiritual life
Tagged distraction, fishing, live in the moment, mindfulness, Psalm 86:11, Quebec
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How Should We Think About Immigrants?
We have heard more talk about immigrants and immigration policy this election season than any in memory, and the conversation has been highly charged. Since the issue is so prominent just now, it might be helpful to have a sketch … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, In the News
Tagged aliens, Bangladesh, Ecuador, Exodus 22:21, Firstfruits, immigrants, immigration, Malachi 3:5
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Discrimination in America: Who’s Next?
In the past, to be called “discriminating” was high praise. We rarely hear the adjective used that way (or used at all) anymore, but the noun and verb are everywhere. News stories about discrimination are an almost daily occurrence. It … Continue reading