Posted on May 30, 2009. Filed under: Christian Carnival | Tags: abortion, Art, Bible, Blog, Christ, Christian, Christian Carnival, Forgiveness, God, Isaiah, Jesus, Marriage, Prayer, risen, sin |
Welcome to the CLXXVIII edition of the Christian Carnival. Whoa, CLXXVIII. That’s a lot of Roman letters just to say it’s the 278th edition. My apologies for the late edition. Real life, as always, got in the way. No excuses, I’m just late. This week’s best Christian writing is presented for your intellectual perusement and [...]
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Posted on February 19, 2009. Filed under: News, Politics | Tags: abortion, Art, Bank, Barack Obama, Blog, economists, economy, Health, Health care, High school, Inflation, Mortgage, News media, Obama, Politics, Shirt, sin, Society and Culture, stimulus, Tax, United States, Universal health care, work |
And so the veil of deceit lifts. The news media, so eager to proclaim Obama as the messiah during the election cycle, now turns on him and begins to devour him. What changed? In one sense, nothing. Obama’s promises of socialist changes are progressing. Universal health care, nationalization of manufacturers and banking, imposition of union [...]
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Posted on January 26, 2009. Filed under: Politics | Tags: abortion, Art, Congress, Economic, economy, Government, Health, Law, Obama, President, Tax, taxpayers |
I’m going to keep saying this so that I remember; “Obama is my President.” It’s important to remember we are called to be good citizens. But that doesn’t mean we check our beliefs and feelings at the door and blindly follow our new Dear Leader. In one week – He reestablished federal funding for overseas [...]
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Posted on November 10, 2008. Filed under: News, Politics | Tags: abortion, Art, Bill Clinton, Blog, George W. Bush, God, IRS, Obama, Oval Office, President, Presidents, Ronald Reagan, sin, U.S, United States |
Obama’s first executive orders are about to gives us a hint what the next four years will be like. Presidents long have used executive orders to impose policy and set priorities. One of Bush’s first acts was to reinstate full abortion restrictions on U.S. overseas aid. The restrictions were first ordered by President Reagan and [...]
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Posted on October 28, 2008. Filed under: News | Tags: abortion, Abstinence-only sex education, Adolescence, Art, Blog, Marriage, New Yorker, Sex education, Sexuality, Social conservatism |
From The New Yorker, Social liberals in the country’s “blue states†tend to support sex education and are not particularly troubled by the idea that many teen-agers have sex before marriage, but would regard a teen-age daughter’s pregnancy as devastating news. And the social conservatives in “red states†generally advocate abstinence-only education and denounce sex [...]
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Posted on June 24, 2008. Filed under: Faith, News | Tags: abortion, Art, Barack Obama, Bible, Christ, Christian, Government, IRS, Jesus, Law, New Testament, Obama, Old Testament, Politics, President, sin, Tax |
Go get’em, James Dobson. Obama had some very liberal interpretations of what the bible says, and simultaneously tried to minimize Christian influence in politics *and* say that all religious discussions are welcome. James is firing back against what he called a “fruitcake interpetation of the bible.” I love that phrase. News sources come from here [...]
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Posted on January 21, 2008. Filed under: Bible Study | Tags: abortion, Art, Bible, Canaan, character, Christ, Christian, Earth, Father, God, IRS, Jesus, Law, Lord, Marriage, Middle East, Prayer, rain, sin, work |
We’re reading Genesis 13 and 14 today and following Abram, Sarai, and their nephew Lot around the middle east. Lot’s father had died in Ur in the land of the Chaldees, and Abram had taken Lot in with him on his journey with God. Last week, in Genesis 12, the Egyptian Pharoah asked Abram to [...]
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Posted on August 22, 2007. Filed under: Christian Carnival | Tags: abortion, Art, Barack Obama, Bible, Blog, Christ, Christian, Christian Carnival, God, Hospital, IRS, Jeremy Pierce, Jesus, Lord, Obama, Politics, Prayer, rain, raise, sin, Tax, United States |
Christian Carnival #186 is up… here! Chasing the Wind is humbled to host the Carnival this week. Without further ado, here are this week’s best Christian blogging. Oh wait, here’s a little more ado. I’ve divided this week’s post in sections with a brief description about how this relates to Christian living. Ok, *now* we’re [...]
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Posted on July 12, 2007. Filed under: Christian Carnival | Tags: abortion, Blog, Christ, Christian, Christian Carnival, Paul, Prayer |
Christian Carnival #180 is up at Everyday Liturgy. This week’s best Christian blogging includes these entries – “Holiness and Excellence”, a reflection on Paul’s prayer in Philippians 1:9-11, at Real Meal Ministries. Sola Scriptura Considered at Pseudo-Polymath. Objectivity in Studying Abortion at Hope for Pandora. Check some of the other posts, too.
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Posted on May 10, 2007. Filed under: News, Personal Stuff | Tags: abortion, Africa, Art, Bible, Blog, Christ, Christian, Christian Carnival, Congress, latte, Republicans, sin, work |
The news isn’t interesting yet again today. Republicans admire the Democrat’s desire to surrender. I don’t disagree that the Iraq war must end eventually, I just don’t think Congress should be dictating it. But I’m alone on that point, I think. Tammy Faye Bakker is preparing to die, but aren’t we all. I don’t spend [...]
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