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Daily Archives: March 22, 2012
Writing and Naturalistic Bees
My church’s Bible study group was good last night. We’re going through Margaret Feinberg’s Scouting the Divine: My Search for God in Wine, Wool, and Wild Honey. Two things stood out to me. 1. We watched the DVD in which … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Church, Evolution, Religion
Tagged bible study group, different kinds of bees, margaret feinberg, wild honey
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Susan Faludi, Backlash 21
In my latest reading of Susan Faludi’s 1991 book Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women, Faludi talks about how the anti-abortion movement—-along with its sympathizers among individuals, politicians, and judges—-has created an environment in which it is very difficult … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Women's History Month
Did Jesus Gather Large Crowds?
I started volume 3 of John Meier’s A Marginal Jew: Rethinking the Historical Jesus. Meier accepts the historicity of the Gospels’ depiction of Jesus gathering large crowds. He believes that it is multiply attested, not only in the sources within … Continue reading
