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Tag Archives: sarah moon
6/19/2012 Links
I have three links for today: 1. Sarah Moon’s blog has a guest post by Abe Kobylanski entitled What Makes a Good Daddy? Abe talks about how certain Christians (such as the Christians in a small group that he was … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Bible, Religion
Tagged derek leman, hebrew bible, peter enns, Religion, sarah moon, theology
2/15/2012 Links
1. Mason Slater on his blog is featuring a YouTube clip in which Peter Enns is interviewing N.T. Wright on the question of whether the Bible should be interpreted literally. What stood out to me in Wright’s response was his … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Black History Month, Church, Creation, Evolution, Race
Tagged genesis 1, harvard divinity school, peggy mcintosh, peter enns, sarah moon, white privilege
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2/21/2012 Links
I have three links for today: 1. David Nilsen has a good post in which he talks about his informal plans to start a church or a community. He states: “Eventually (and again, we are are making no deadlines or inflexible plans), we … Continue reading →