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Promise Keepers and Crossing Fingers
In 1997, Promise Keepers fielded an event that was supposed to be epoch-making. Stand in the Gap brought together eight hundred thousand men (or one million men, according to PK accounts) to the Natio… more →
Faith and Gender
Racism and Bigotry
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Dave wrote 1 day ago: I’m tired of people whining when they think that I am calling them a racist or bigot. If you … more →
Sex God: Exploring the Endless Connections between Sexuality and Spirituality
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A.Admin wrote 2 days ago: I completed the book Sex God: Exploring the Endless Connections between Sexuality and Spirituality. … more →
Why I am a complementarian and not a complementarian at the same time
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Andrew wrote 2 days ago: Gender is a fraught issue in the Christian church (of course, in secular circles there is no problem … more →
Authority is not submission
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Damian wrote 5 days ago: Reading a post at Christians in Context, made marvel at the oddness that is the complementarian inte … more →
Why Air Canada's "Pay Extra for Better Seats" plan has merit
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theviewfromseven wrote 5 days ago: This blog hasn’t always been uncritical of Air Canada, having noted last April that the nation … more →
From The City Journal Via Arts & Letters Daily: 'Who Needs Mathematicians For Math, Anyway?'
chr1 wrote 6 days ago: Full article here. In the City Journal, you know some of what to expect: we’ve moved away fr … more →
The Trinity & Egalitarianism
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exotesparemboles wrote 1 week ago: Now in the confession of the Trinity we hear the heartbeat of the Christian religion: every error re … more →
The world is doomed - now get over it and enjoy your life
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Ferdinand Bardamu wrote 1 week ago: I have good news and bad news. The bad news is that the world as you know it is going to end. Depend … more →
Christianity and Welfare
Tim Kowal wrote 1 week ago: Every now and then someone will quote this passage from the Acts of the Apostles to suggest some lev … more →
Murray Rothbard, Days After the Soviet Collapse (Video)
Editors wrote 1 week ago: At the 1990 Mises University at Stanford, Professor Murray Rothbard (1926-1995) spoke on the collaps … more →
Egalitarianism
wacome wrote 1 week ago: 1. An idea which approximates axiomatic status in contemporary political theory springs from the fac … more →
Did everyone used to believe in god because people in the olden days were dumber than we are today?
trivium wrote 3 weeks ago: So this is how it happened… an appealing story, though… one has to admit. It’s rea … more →
truth, vol. 8
vearyp00r wrote 3 weeks ago: i have made a grave error. i have wittingly turned off the bulb of future potential. i have run and … more →
The main issue in the abortion debate
strengthenedbygrace wrote 3 weeks ago: Never really thought about this angle: “The contemporary abortion debate is not about when lif … more →
Some More Thoughts On Rawls's Maximin Principle And Fairness
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Daniel Fincke wrote 3 weeks ago: A week ago, I wrote a brief primer post explaining John Rawls’s maximin principle. In that pos … more →
Ladies and Gentlemen...
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Aaron wrote 3 weeks ago: Another small step was taken this past Shabbat to strip away some of the superficial and unnecessary … more →
Rigorous mathematics and Deductive Reasoning
ibn ayyub wrote 3 weeks ago: by Abdassamad Clarke Mathematics uses five main elements: definition, axiom, hypothesis, proof and t … more →
Ad fontes of Christian humanism
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Gareth Hughes wrote 1 month ago: I’ve recently updated my What page, so I thought I would also copy it here as a post for comme … more →
Philosophical Ethics: Rawls's Maximin Principle
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Daniel Fincke wrote 1 month ago: In a series of posts this semester, I am going to blog all (or almost all) the lecture topics for th … more →
