Archive for May, 2006

Science & Spirit Magazine

I stumbled upon a magazine at Borders that I hadn’t seen before … Science & Spirit. Looks interesting, but I haven’t had a chance to do any more than just skim it a bit. I’ll take a closer look this weekend while at our desert cabin. Anyone else have more insight into [...]

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Freedom: Religion’s Breeder Reactor

Life is full of dichotomies, and one of the ones I find most interesting is that the more a culture tries to instill religion in its people, the less religious they are.
It’s a good lesson for those that want more government involvement in religion. Be careful what you ask for, as the unintended consequences [...]

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Christian Nation Redux

There is an adage that if your position is not making “either side” happy, then you are probably on the right track. I find myself in the dubious position of taking comfort in that adage whenever I discuss whether or not America is a “Christian Nation.”
But I do have company. I just finished [...]

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New Hosting Services

Most of you know I host the messing-about website dedicated to amature boat building, and that we’ve been supporting that site for the last three years by renting out spare space on the server. Its enabled me to provide some complimentary web space to folks that wouldn’t be able to get on the web [...]

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The Proper Interpetation of Scripture

It appears to me that we have lost our way, we Christians, when we ignore our own rules for interpreting scripture. And American religious conservatives seem to have done so.
First, a doctrinal statement: I am a Christian, conservative in theology, and accept the Apostle’s Creed, Nicean Creed, and follow a modified Calvinist theology. [...]

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