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• Perspective by Incongruity, #2

  
  A Time to Laugh — Authority: 98
  When the Old South brushes up against this 2 nd -generation Pollack like that , I can’t ignore it. It’s what Burke would call Perspective by Incongruity — two dissimilar “terms” shoved together that each change the other simply by proximity. And that’s what happened a year ago when Bob Jones University ...
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• Sittin at the "welcome table"

  
  Larry James' Urban Daily — Authority: 131
  Heres a new look at the old, oft forgotten faith that works itself out in the real world with high- powered impact. Were gonna sit at the welcome table. Were gonna sit at the welcome table one of these days. Hallelujah!. . . All Gods children around that table. . . No more fightin or grabbin at that table. . . ...
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• Crossing the Lines: A White Reporter’s View of the Civil Rights Movement

  
  God's Politics Blog — Authority: 629
  In Crossing the Lines: A Novel , author Richard Doster enabled me to enter the world of Jack Hall, an idealistic white reporter based in the South during the late 1950s who struggled between his need to report the truth with…
  3 days ago

• Deadly Viper Blind Spots: When Uninformed Intentions Have Hurtful Outcomes

  
  God's Politics Blog — Authority: 629
  One of the toughest parts of being the author of a book about racial reconciliation is that when the latest racial incident flares up, everyone expects you to chime in with your two cents. I’m feeling a bit penniless on…
  5 days ago

• Orlando Patterson’s quiet revolution

  
  Friends of Justice — Authority: 417
  Harvard sociologist Orlando Patterson makes two major claims in this stimulating op-ed piece in the New York Times. First, he suggests that racism has changed its shape without losing its power.  This means that a black president must never address the race issue directly. Patterson understands the ...
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• CHRISTS EMISSARIES & THE GOSPEL OF RECONCILIATION

  
  Classical Arminianism — Authority: 424
  Every Christian has a biblical, God-given responsibility and mandate, and that is the responsibility of preaching the message of reconciliation. Some Christians do not believe this. As was noted by one Calvinist on his facebook status recently, he thinks that merely telling others that Jesus saved him is all he need ...
  1 week ago

• Gran Torino Revisited

  
  God's Politics Blog — Authority: 629
  I had starting writing this post last night, before receiving Gareth Higgins’ latest post , which makes extensive references to Gran Torino . But now that my reflections will seem less out of the blue, I want to lift up some contrasting…
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• October 25-31 is Peace, Friendship, and Good Will Week

  
  UrbanMinistry.org: Sermons, Podcasts, MP3s, Grants, Jobs, Books on Christian Social Justice — Authority: 123
  What a great way to end such a powerful month for social justice! The last week in October is Peace, Friendship, and Good Will Week, sponsored and promoted by the International Society of Friendship and Good Will. This week, try to extend the hand of fellowship and friendship to someone or some community that you ...
  2 weeks ago

• What is your reaction to the recent social injustice in Louisiana?

  
  UrbanMinistry.org: Sermons, Podcasts, MP3s, Grants, Jobs, Books on Christian Social Justice — Authority: 123
  Last week, the media reported that a Justice of the Peace in Louisiana refused to marry an inter-racial couple because he feels that bi-racial children dont do as well as other children. This blatant discrimination has opened the eyes of many and some have raised a call to action: not to relatiate, but to educate ...
  3 weeks ago

• tedmercer.blogspot.com — Post #3, 1954

  
  A Time to Laugh — Authority: 98
  1954MercerStatementToBJUBoard This would be Ted Mercer’s final post to his blog (if he had one in the 1950s). But, of course, the story continues without him. In his final “post,” Mercer is plainly exasperated. Bob Jones Sr. has called him more than just “inefficient” and “disloyal,” more than just ...
  4 weeks ago

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