It’s the old adage our parents and teachers like to bring up on occasions that we make assumptions about who a person is and what she is trying to accomplish. The saying is from the Bible or William Shakespeare or Sarah Palin or someone. (google it if you must. report back here IMMEDIATELY) My favorite [...]
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April 2003 We wake up on Easter morning to go and pray on a mountain lookout near Charlottesville. Yeah, I thought it was stupid, too. We leave before sunrise with a sleeping bag, thermos full of hot chocolate, two winter hats and a Bible. So if we get stuck up on the top of the [...]
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For the past several Sundays I have skipped out on my spiritual post. I haven’t gone atheist, but I’ve had nothing to write. I thought with all the weddings that I’m in, my Sunday posts would be easy. I see God as the foundation of my marriage and I even officiated my friend’s wedding last [...]
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“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of God…” Romans 12:2 Many Christians I know vote based on a single issue, usually abortion. Now I don’t want to get into the pro-choice, anti-abortion debate. I understand that [...]
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I recently saw a small debate on Facebook about grace. The essence: What is God’s grace? What does grace mean? On Easter, God’s grace seems so very big. ‘For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life.’ [...]
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Because I’m missing some gay Christian friends and all these intolerant Christians are still around. (To my atheist and other non-Christian friends: Yes, you may have their cars.)
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