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Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

Quick! Guess! What was the hot topic for Christian leaders a few centuries after Jesus Christ died? Naturally, they were having a spirited discussion about the nature of God. But that doesn’t quite capture what was going on. In the

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Posted in All About God

Christianity is Dead. Long Live Christianity!

Christianity as it has existed for most of the last two thousand years is in its death throes. For many centuries, Christianity ruled Western minds, and thus Western society. The Christian Church was the final authority on the truth or

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Posted in Science Philosophy and History

The Bible: Literal Inerrancy vs. Divine Depths of Meaning

Here is a comment that a reader named Ben made on my article, “Can We Really Believe the Bible?”: We can definitely believe the Bible. There is no denying that careful interpretation and context are important, but there is no

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Posted in The Bible Re-Viewed

Who was Swedenborg? What Should I Read?

If you’ve encountered Emanuel Swedenborg, and you’re a bit fuzzy on what he’s all about and where to start, the Swedenborg Foundation has just released a new video especially for you! Jonathan Rose, Series Editor of the New Century Edition

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Posted in Books and Literature

What does Jesus Mean when He Says we Must be Born Again?

How Can I Be Reborn? “No one can see the kingdom of God without being born again.” What the heck does that mean? People who ask you, “Have you been born again?” think that they’ve got it all figured out

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Posted in Spiritual Growth, The Bible Re-Viewed

The Immaculate Reception, and Other Religious . . . er . . . Football Myths

Fans of (American) football recently either celebrated or protested the fortieth anniversary of the most controversial play in the history of the sport. On December 23, 1972, with only 22 seconds left in an American Football Conference (AFC) divisional playoff

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Posted in Sports and Recreation

The Inn or the Manger?

Let’s say you’re God (just go with me on this one . . .), and you decide you want to try out the human thing. You know, get born on earth and live out a lifetime there. The question is,

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Posted in All About God, The Bible Re-Viewed

Can Christians be Hardass?

“Love your enemies.” “Do good to those who hate you.” “Do not resist evil.” “Turn the other cheek.” So let me get this straight: If you’re a Christian and someone says, “I want to take advantage of you,” the truly

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Posted in Spiritual Growth, The Bible Re-Viewed

What if people actually did what Jesus says to do?

There are a lot of “Christians” running around saying that in order to be a Christian, you have to believe this or you have to believe that. Now, don’t get me wrong. Beliefs are important. But let’s listen to how

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Posted in Current Events, Spiritual Growth

How Do I Love My Neighbor?

What does it mean to love my neighbor? Jesus said, “love your neighbor as yourself” (Matthew 22:39). But what is love? And who is the neighbor? Though love may seem like some sort of vague emotion, it is really the

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Posted in Spiritual Growth
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