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Daily Archives: January 8, 2012
Kepler and Intelligent Design; Alan Brill’s Interview with David Carr
I learned of some excellent links today: 1. Rachel Held Evans links to an article by Paul Wallace, Intelligent Design Is Dead: A Christian Perspective. The reason that Wallace’s article is good is that it contrasts Johannes Kepler with advocates … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Religion
Tagged biblical scholar, charles halton, christian apologists, dr carr, johannes kepler, union theological seminary
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The GOP Debate, Contraception, and Anti-Christian Bigotry
This will be a rambling post about two issues that came up in the GOP Presidential debate last night. 1. Mitt Romney was befuddled about the contraception issue (see here). It’s odd that Mitt Romney—-a graduate of Harvard Law School—–was … Continue reading
Posted in Candidates, Politics, Religion
Tagged gop presidential debate, harvard law school, mitt romney, sarah palin, supreme court decision, supreme court decisions
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George Stephanopoulos Returning to ABC This Week
Tomorrow, George Stephanopoulos will be returning to ABC This Week, taking the place of Christiane Amanpour. I have enjoyed Christiane’s tenure on the program, particularly the debates that she moderated on Islam and big government. But I will be glad … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged abc this week, christiane amanpour, george stephanopoulos, sean hannity
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