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Title: "In Memory 9-11 and Katrina."   U.S. District Judge Marcia Krieger has ruled that fencing in protesters at the Democratic National Convention will be lawful. She said that the right to protest must be balanced against security needs. She doesn't comprehend the U.S. Constitution. To put... ...

      Title: "Not in our name."   Nearly verbatim Hello again, With the long break, I've had an opportunity to allow more of our conversation to digest. There are a few things I want to write before I actually read your reply so as not to be influenced or prejudiced... ...

Title: "Across from Ground Zero."   The Attacks About a week after 9/11, letters started showing up through the U.S. Postal Service addressed to well known, so-called liberal-leaning people in federal government and large media corporations. People died. Much of the public became panicky.... ...

Archbishop Orombi clarifies the Times letter August 5th, 2008 Posted in Anglican Communion, Archbishop Of Canterbury, Global South | From Anglican TV (Hat tip: Titusonenine) After The Times newspaper printed a letter from Archbishop Orombi, AnglicanTV contacted His Grace for further clarification.

Encountering a coyote early one morning in Knoxville, TN, gave me a greater appreciation of the need for a sacred sanctuary. A short reflection on Psalm 96 v 6.   Podcast version here   Psalm 96:6      Splendor and majesty are before him; strength and glory are in his sanctuary.

Title: "Liturgico."   This post is based upon an in-depth conversation. My position is truly conservative. It's a matter of what is being preserved. How far back and how far forward are we speaking? I'm thinking in eternal terms here. It's the perfectibility issue that separates many. What is... ...

Salome at the wax museum at Fishermen's Wharf I'm in an on-going conversation with someone, and here are some highlights of things I written. About the Christian Commons Project™: What will God do? Do I know that the powers that be will allow the Christian Commons to go forth? Pray, and know... ...

Celtic JesusI picked up an old book today, The Man Who is God, by the late Edward Heppenstall. I only reread the first few pages of the first chapter and that was enough to remind me of a truth I have let slip recently.

When I want to do good, evil is close at hand. The apostle Paul said it two thousand years ago and I feel it today. For we know that the law is spiritual, but I am of the flesh, sold under sin. For I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate.

This is Part 2 in a series of posts that attempt to present a deeper consideration of the key themes introduced in my earlier article,  A Biblically Complete Gospel.  In Part 1, we looked at the nature of man from a biblical perspective.  Contrary to the self perception of many, we discovered the