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I was wondering this same thing just last week, what?s the deal with blog diversity, ethnically speaking? There are certainly many Anglo bloggers, and a number of Asian bloggers, but where are the masses of Latino and African bloggers (American-hypenation left out [ . . . ]

loggin? in after an invigorating weekend at the Wild At Heart National Conference (here in DC), and I think the distinctive of their ministry and message is how they?re able to articulate that Christianity is freedom for the human heart, and the [ . . . ]

McLaren and Campolo team up for a “>new book
Adventures in Missing the Point: How the Culture-Controlled Church Neutered the Gospel, probably a more Campolonian title than a McLarenesque one; and instead of 95 points, they’re going to stick to 18 points, for [ . . . ]

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Early Christian Writings: New Testament, Apocrypha, Gnostics, Church Fathers
fantastic collection of historical accounts and writings, favored by purists of ancient Christian faith

CT Weblog: Some May Be Offended by Biola Exhibit on Reaching Culture
Picked up on an LA Times article (2/15/03) about an interactive exhibit titled ‘The Recovery of Ritual: The Spiritual Quest of the Post-Boomer Generations‘ at Biola University exploring challenges that churches [ . . . ]

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great repository of online tutorial for programming languages, including Java, Python, SQL, XML, ASP, C, et al

pondering whether to participate more actively in one web-based discussion board, where I?ve already registered, http://forums.crosswalk.com/, http://forums.christianity.com, http://www.growthtrac.com/boards/, http://www.modelminority.com, http://forums.yellowworld.org/, http://www.regenerator.com/conversations/, or to occasionally drop in on each and every one of them? thing is, I don?t want to be loggin? in [ . . . ]

An oldie but goodie- I had been a sneezer of an ideavirus for the past year that the leading adjectives that non-Christians use to describe Christians are: judgmental, hypocritical, and boring. Who wants to be around people like that?! That’s mostly punditry [ . . . ]