Alexander Campbell, Tolbert Fanning, David Lipscomb: A Nineteenth-Century Anti-War Triumvirate
Three early Church of Christ restoration leaders on war, peace, and the body of Christ.
Alexander Campbell, Tolbert Fanning, David Lipscomb: A Nineteenth-Century Anti-War Triumvirate
Three early Church of Christ restoration leaders on war, peace, and the body of Christ.
T.E. Hannah on The Problem with a Personal Jesus
Should I “accept” Jesus as my “personal savior”? What does this entail, and how does it resonate with the Good News message?
T.E. Hannah’s Analysis, in short:
Sometimes you just need a good laugh
Sometimes you just need a good laugh. Here’s some of the greatest movie laughs of all time.
Apparently my most visited blog this year was the Bane Memes blog. Back by popular demand. Enjoy.
Last post I treated you to a Bane meme. Want some more?
Learn of Bane’s childhood. The untold story.
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Kid President needs help writing a letter to Santa, so he enlists the help of award-winning author Nick Hornby.
Just. Be. Thankful.
All the time.
Today especially, because it has become a day of dedication in our national conscience.
But don’t only be thankful, because an expression of thankfulness is in vain if not living and active.
Thankfulness involves not taking our blessings for granted. It means not abusing them. It means not wasting them. It means not using them only for yourself. It means using them wisely.
The number one thing people seem to be thankful for on this day, at least, what we express, is family. If we are thankful for family, we will show it.
Let’s all think about that as we sit with family to eat. And not just our family.
Think about that when you wake up to shop for a great deal for your family tomorrow. Think about that as you make the decisions that you do in order to obtain those gifts. After all, if you’re going through all this to get a good deal, you’re not doing it for family. You’re doing it for yourself. So don’t go overboard, and don’t forsake your family or your integrity.
Happy Turkey!
Considering Third Roads
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What’s Wrong with These Guys?
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Egyptians or Amorites? Who’s it Gonna Be?
You heard a debate the other day. It was between two guys likely to take the role of single individual holding the most official power in America. Seems like a big deal. It is, in a way, but when you look at the big picture, it ends up not being much of one at all. Still, a pretty big deal.
So many of you will likely think of picking choice A or B. I see why. I mean, this is how the game seems to work, right? People give you two choices and you pick one of them. And to be fair, in all likelihood, it will be one of these two fellas. That’s how the system tends to work. I will tell you now that I don’t intend on voting for either of these guys.
Red Letter Christians » Commendable in an Age of Short Cuts: Kings, Presidents and Prophets
No matter what anyone says, economy is a heavily moral issue. It is not a side issue.
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Sponge Facts:
When you scrub your floors, decorate the wall with paint, or just wash your car, you may be using an organism to do the job. Many people do not know that sponges are animals. As a matter of fact, sponges are the simplest of organisms in the animal kingdom. The aquatic sponges all belong to the phylum Porifera, which means “pore bearers”, and is the only phylum in the animal subkingdom Parazoa.
Here’s an update on the bully bus story.
http://video.today.msnbc.msn.com/today/47917346#47917346
The one negative thing I can say is this: The town hasn’t learned their lesson.
The parents are failing still. Too many people thought the solution would be to call and bully the families of the bullies. To excuse bullying in one case is to open the door for others. An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind. Shame on you, town of Greece. Named after the inventors of democracy, as in “people having power”, clearly you have abused your freedom of speech, and you do not deserve the power given to you, but instead you carelessly extort the power you have to hurt or heal others with speech. Apology is what breaks the cycle of verbal abuse, not more verbal abuse.