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Blogs
Please
note that our blog section will only be updated periodically until September when our chief blog compiler
returns.
Comment on A Differing View of Worldview Criticism, Part 2: What’s Wrong by Brad Williams from Comments for Christ and Pop Culture by Brad Williams
The New Atheists: "Socially
Awkward Iconoclasts" from The Politics of the Cross Resurrected by noreply@blogger.com
(Craig Carter)
If I Were an Atheist I Wouldn’t Trust
the Religious Either from thereligiousleft.org by garrett.r.fitzgerald@gmail.com
(Garrett FitzGerald)
Is righteousness underrated by
liberal Christians? from Undeception by Steve Douglas
Q & R: Let's talk about
premarital sex from Brian McLaren EMC
Tom’s Questions on Mythicism and the
Historical Jesus from Unsettled Christianity by Joel
Even the Atheists Think the (New)
Angry Atheists are Silly from Zwinglius Redivivus by Jim
Anders Breivik is not a Christian fundamentalist from Theology in the News by Stuart
The first time I met John Stott from Tim Chester by Tim Chester
Marriage: The Happy, Holy, Beautiful
Mess from TheResurgence blogs by Matt Johnson
Thoughts on The Death of John Stott from Cross Talk ~ crux probat omnia by MJG
100 Reasons Not to Go to
Grad School from Maverick Philosopher by Bill Vallicella
Should Christians Care About Racial & Economic Inequality? from Political Jesus: Visiting Fanon, Spivak, and the Church Fathers & Mothers by Rod of Alexandria
Heidegger (the other one) on the use of reason in theology from The Blogging Parson by noreply@blogger.com (michael jensen)
Book Review
Of Pilgrims and Fire: A Review from Transpositions
The Melody of Faith: Theology in an Orthodox Key- A Review by Jenn
Book Review – The Philosophy of
Tolkein (Peter Kreeft) by Mark Heath
News
Top
Google Cuts Churches Out Of Nonprofit Program
World
Libya's
Christians: Will They Ever See Freedom?
Restrictive child religion law to be enacted after Ramadan
China doubted over announced end of sex-selection abortion
Nepal: Anti-Conversion Law Forces Catholic Church to Stop Catechism Classes
Divorce Rates High in Southern, Bible Belt States
Not the first time: pro-life message also barred at famous Montreal basilica in 2010
The new Abby
Johnson?: Another Planned Parenthood manager quits and converts to pro-life
Misc.
Life-Size Ark Replica Takes Shape in Holland
Should Christians Be Willing to Read Books of Other Religions?
Mark Hatfield remembered as champion
for religious liberty
Odds & Ends
As
you might have noticed, the site got a facelift. While we know it’s
not perfect, and hope to implement changes over the next month – or so
– we are
happy to have the blog section back and will be introducing ‘stuff’ to
the site:
such as “the contrarian’s corner” and “free stuff” (links to various
audio
debates and other such particulars). And if you have any ideas please
do tell.
editors [at] Christianinteldaily.com
Links
Free Ebooks from The PloughFrancis Schaeffer’s lectures on mp3
Hitchens Vs. Dembski Debate Nov 2010
Very sweet database of Classics on PDF from Penn State
Here are a few favorites:
George MacDonald
G K Chesterton
Booker T Washington
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