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Theologoholic · 3W ago

Never be Hoodwinked Again!

Tagged: humor, logic, philosophy
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Theologoholic · 1M ago

Jesus says to buy a sword?

Bo Sanders has a great post on the (seemingly) conflicting sword passages in the New Testament over at Homebrewed Christianity, which, by the way, is the world’s best theology podcast. For instance, check out any of these selected episodes: Paul … Continue reading →
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Theologoholic · 1M ago

What does it mean to be pro-life?

I’m pro-life. Really, I am. But I tend to avoid that label for at least three reasons: The label “pro-life” doesn’t actually describe my position very accurately. Perhaps not surprisingly, I oppose abortion on theological grounds. But Christian theology does … Continue reading →
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Theologoholic · 1M ago

Have Obama’s Policies Made the Economy Worse?

“The  President points out that he inherited an economic crisis. He did.  And  he promptly made it worse.” -Mitt Romney, GOP Lincoln-Reagan Dinner, March 5, 2011 Has he? The following charts posted without comment: Unemployment since 2004 (from the Bureau of Labor … Continue reading →
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Theologoholic · 1M ago

Easter Realism: A Homily

Our gospel lesson starts with new beginnings. John points out that it is “the first day of the week.” That’s not just a time signature. “The first day of the week” is technical language in John’s gospel. It means the … Continue reading →
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Theologoholic · 1M ago

Are all religions just different expressions of the same truth?

No! Or so says Phillip Cary, who, in his recent lecture to the University of Georgia Christian Faculty Forum, questions our impulse ”to say that all religions are in some deep sense the same.” It’s an impulse we have about a … Continue reading →
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Theologoholic · 1M ago

Religion, Evidence and Scientific Change

There are no mere facts. At least that’s what New York Times opinion blogger, Stanley Fish, is arguing. Fish got a lot of feedback after his recent post denying that science has any epistemic advantage over religion (or any other … Continue reading →
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Theologoholic · 1M ago

Wanderings of an Aimless Mind

Fresh from the desk of Carl Wolfe. Enjoy! I planted some bird seed. A bird came up. Now, what to feed it? Protons have mass? I didn’t even know they were Catholic. One nice thing about egoists: they don’t talk … Continue reading →
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Theologoholic · 1M ago

Church, State and Same-sex Marriage: A follow up

There were a few responses to my pervious post about same-sex marriage which seemed to miss the point of my argument. Perhaps I am just misreading these responses. Perhaps I wasn’t quite clear in the original post. Or some mixture … Continue reading →
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Theologoholic · 1M ago

Church, State and Same-sex Marriage

It’s a bit old now, but I just came across Roger Olson’s proposal to put an end to the same-sex marriage debate. Olson argues that we should reserve marriage to the churches and other religious organizations…[and] let the government issue … Continue reading →
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