faith and reason

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• The People Who Couldn’t Smell – A Story

  
  A Christian Worldview of Fiction — Authority: 123
  Once upon a time in a country far, far away, tucked into an isolated valley, there lived the Tsiehtas, a group of people with only four senses. They could see and hear and feel and taste, but they couldn’t smell. One day a visitor from neighboring Htiaf arrived in the valley. He admired the quaint cottages and ...
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• What We Can or Can’t See

  
  Been Thinking About — Authority: 409
  On the threshold of the Promised Land, God told his people that even though they had seen him do many wonderful things through the rescue of the Exodus, and through the provisions of the Wilderness, they didn’t get what he was doing for them.More specifically, Moses wrote, “To this day the LORD has not given [...]
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• Passing on the faith

  
  de ecclesia et liturgia on Church and Liturgy — Authority: 114
  As you can see I do not post very regularly. There are obvious reasons for that - family, pastoral ministry, part-time teaching, Advent, Christ-mass. Yesterday was a "snow day" as many of us in the midwest experienced. This meant shoveling the wet heavy snow before it froze. (Now we have the frigid temperatures to ...
  2 weeks ago

• Nothings Certain but Climate Change, Irrationality and Taxes.

  
  Across the Great Divide — Authority: 426
  To a psychologist, climate change looks as if it was designed to be ignored. – "Its natural to behave irrationally," Washington Post Natural to behave irrationally? Not from the free-market economists point of view. Climate change is justone more policy problem designed for the market to suss out as it ...
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• Absolutes and Relatives

  
  Been Thinking About — Authority: 409
  Is it possible that some of us are so committed to defending “absolute truth” that we forget how “relative” our understanding can be?Admittedly, those who say “all things are relative” often mean that one opinion is as good as another—especially when they want their own opinion to be as good, or better, ...
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• What We Can or Cannot Do

  
  Been Thinking About — Authority: 409
  Can we count on God to give us the ability to do anything we “believe him for”?The Apostle Paul wrote that he had learned how to do all things through Christ who strengthened him (Philip 4:13).But why then, on another occasion did he write, “For what I am doing, I do not understand. For what [...]
  3 weeks ago

• Why the Answers Must Be Theological -- Transforming Christian Theology, ch. 3

  
  Ponderings on a Faith Journey — Authority: 136
  Transforming Theology Project Philip Clayton, Transforming Christian Theology, Fortress Press, 2010. Why the Answers Must Be Theological (and What that Means) Chapter 3 We live, as Philip Clayton has pointed out, in a fast changing world, and that this dynamic of change is something ...
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