Greg Boyd reviewed The Patriot’s Bible at Christianity Today’s blog Out of Ur.
These days what’s been on my mind is how people’s perspective shapes their thoughts, which shapes what they produce, like blog posts or sermons. Greg Boyd is going to say certain things about The Patriot’s Bible (if you haven’t guessed, he detests it) [...]
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“Indeed, I believe that many people raised in non-Christian religions—such as bhakti (devotional) traditions in Hinduism in which they worship a single supreme God and trust him for their salvation (however badly understood this is from a Christian point of view), or Judaism or Islam, to pick examples closer to home—have a clearer and more [...]
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A professor of theology, author, and contributing editor for Christianity Today wrote an article about how God spoke to him. The article starts out:
I’m a middle-aged professor of theology at a well-known Christian university. I’ve written award-winning books. My name is on Christianity Today’s masthead. For years I’ve taught that God still speaks, but [...]
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Barbara Curtis (pictured above), a sexually promiscuous fag-hag attended a FamilyLife conference twenty years ago with her second husband and they came home as different people. She says in an article in Christianity Today:
We weren’t sure what had happened to us, but we knew something had changed.
Isn’t that the way it is sometimes? [...]
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