JoeUser ForumsMan, what a freaking genius. The author of the article that is! Why doesn't someone give him money or something? Because he's a big, fat, lazy slob, that's why!
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You know what, I have no problem if people go off point. Sometimes the point is not obvious until we walk the crooked path. I agree with your first point Mason, in that the Bible is still relevant today. I find the Psalms and NT to be especially prevailiant. What I object to is the lack of definition of "inerrency" or "without error." If people do not define what they mean by those two phrases, they are either likely to be misunde
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I was serious... Well, semi-serious. I am glad that you found it amusing, because I believe that humor teaches people many things, one of them the ability to laugh at all the foibles of life. If this blog can help even one person, I would consider it a success. Yet, if you happen to know anyone who is willing to pay me to maintain my genius articles, it would be much appreciated. (I wish there were emoticons I could add in this, they alway
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Link A pretty good discussion here. I suggest that readers to particularly pay attention to the responses of "Tarmac," with whom I have fairly good relations with. Although I do not support his complete pacifism, I cannot help but
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I find it interesting that you claim that Fundamentalists put reason above the HS, experiance and tradition, because most people accuse Fund. of not having reason. Perhaps you could develop this idea further? I generally agree with you here though, especially your last two sentences. I do see the continual need for Christian responses to modern problems, and I firmly believe that the Catholic Church is dealing with "modernism." I do not agr
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I was watching MSNBC just a few minutes ago and I noticed something that really pisses me off. They had Pat Buchannon (I know little about him, ergo, nothing wrong there) and some liberal guy whose name escapes me. Anyways, they were on for three or four minutes, with about only one minute devoted to each subject. Now, what really concerns me is the
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Thank you very much for the link to "The Fundamentals." I was aware of its existence, although I had never had the oppurtinity to read them. I will say that I am dissatisfied with the Reformers themselves, therefore, I can apply my critique of the foundations of Protestant theology to Fundamentalists. I doubt most Fundamentalists have read those pamphlets though, and I do not care enough at this time to spend the time to read tham. I am t
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Thank you, thank you. Welcome to my personal space of creativity. I agree, Dumpface is stupid and Strongbad = Awesome.
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Now, I know how everyone loves to bash Christian Fundamentalists for various reasons and, quite frankly, I get sick of it. There are a few reasons why I am sick of it, although it is debateable whether I will get into them in this article. First and foremost, I am not a Fundamentalist. Although (I use that word a lot) the term "Fundamentalist" is use
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The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity Philip Jenkins There is a two-fold purpose to this book. First, that in 2050, Christianity will still be the world’s largest religion. The book cover gives this statistic “in Africa alone, the number of Christians increased from ten million in 1900 to 360 million in 2000”. And the g
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Link Go here, he's funny and he's a fan of Link therefore, he cannot be that bad. More power to you Mark! Continue to fight the good fight of faith; May you walk with God and love Men more each day.
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Abstract Why is voter turnout declining in Canada? The answer to this question is crucial for the future of democracy in Canada. This report deals with voting trends in federal politics among people less then 25 years of age. It involves a literature review of sources, a survey of students less then 25 years of age at Loyalist College, Belleville,
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Socrates Café Part A Christopher Philips in the Socrates Café has not succeeded in “returning philosophy to the people” because it has never been for the “people.” Although he was surprised at the depth of people’s insight and knowledge, especially that of children, he is blind to two points that he fails to address in his book. The
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Conscience Conscience can have a powerful effect on ethical decision-making. However, it should never be the standard by which right and wrong is determined. There are three reasons why conscience should not predicate moral choices: Deviant conscious, irrational conscious effects, and experience. Deviant conscious is when the individual have
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Forgotten History: Canadian Anti-Catholicism Haunts Canadians Today After the British conquest of Quebec, there has been a strong anti-Catholic movement in Canada. Canadian anti-Catholicism is multi-layered, although there are three primary reasons: theological, social, and political (Kenny, Miller). Yet, this discrimination continues into the prese
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Well, I am new to the blogging universe, although I feel like I have known it my whole life. Basically, I like to rant, and hopefully, rant often. Whether it's against President Bush (God love him, because I sometimes find it hard too) or the apostate Kerry (God forgive him) I like to talk...about nearly everything. I suppose that I should mention that I am a young, (although in
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