The Monday Tour: 5/22/06
First: Some posts from "The Christian Carnival CXXII" :
- Jeremy at Parableman asks "Are Complementarians Subordinationists?" and links a boatload of posts on the relationship between the genders in the Body of Christ.
- Tom at Thinking Christian examines "Is God a Poor Designer?", the first of an ongoing series
- Yak Sr. at Random Yak makes a "A Joyful Noise" about life after a miraculous dodge from death
- Mandy at Imago Dei takes a very good look at "Christians Judging Others"
- DB, The Evangelical Ecologist, looks at the difficulties faced by followers of Christ's in an ecumenical ecology movement. Embedded in the post is a link to an article on The Postmodern Challenge which is pretty good.
Hat tip to Texas Gentleman at Baghdadee for this piece on "The Real Iraq"
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Ilona at TrueGrit continues the discussion linked to at Parableman above by warning us to "Think Carefully, My Fellow Christians"
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Mohammad at Iraq the Model is "Looking at the New Government" in Iraq.
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Scot at Jesus Creed looks at two views on "Wrath"
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"Coping with Women in Ministry" is also discussed by Jan at A View from Her.
Also, in discussing "Who's My Neighbor?" Jan comments on Saddleback Church's HIV/AIDS Initiative.
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Brett at Stand to Reason has a pretty interesting thought exercise: Bertrand Russell once said
"No one can believe in a good God if they've sat at the bedside of a dying child."Now, since "The Problem of Evil is Everyone's Problem", let's listen in on what Bertrand might say to comfort said dying child.
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Next week (well, maybe)
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How to debate charitably (rules are links to more description of rule):
1. The Golden Rule
2. You cannot read minds
3. People are not evil
4. Debates are not for winning
5. You make mistakes
6. Not everyone cares as much as you
7. Engaging is hard work
8. Differences can be subtle
9. Give up quietly