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In a nutshell I want people to be able to leave comments without me having to "approve" them - they appear immediately. But I also want to keep out spam. The anti-spam module for some reason was marking all comments - including my own - as spam. I have since added the Disqus plugin which hopefully will allow anyone with a free Disqus account to be able to leave comments that appear immediately. So far it appears to be working nicely.-
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In response to my Baptist friends
Oh dear. There is something just wrong about saying “I am not participating in this particular forum any more” and then responding to comments which recently have appeared on that forum. It is like those celebrities or politicians who “respond” … Continue reading
The election of President Obama and a new era of evangelism – seriously?
One last visit to the resource fair at the General Assembly 2009 of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship in Houston. Last year I attended a workshop on ministry opportunities in China and thought “I would love to do that” – and … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Missiology, Personal, Politics
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In the church the one and the many are not in conflict
I was struck a few weeks ago by this what Vladimir Lossky wrote in the chapter “Two Aspects of the Church” in his book The Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church: This [the Church or Christian society] is the only … Continue reading
Posted in Baptists, Ecclesiology, Orthodoxy
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Really Bad (Non-)Arguments About Abortion
I despise talking about the abortion issue. Sick to death of it. Avoid it like the plague. (I was president of the Cornell Coalition for Life for three years. Know the issue. Know the arguments – most of them – … Continue reading
Posted in Baptists, Fun and Geek Stuff, Politics, Science, Society and Culture
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Confusing disagreement with disobedience
I assume – with excellent cause – that Prof Malcolm Yarnell at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary is vastly more intelligent than I am. Probably a more holy faithful and committed Christian. Certainly – this is not an opinion – better … Continue reading
Posted in Baptists, Ecclesiology, Personal, Theology
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Why we continue to converse with conservative Christians
That is a horrible title for this post – but it alliterates! What is weird is that among Southern Baptists I am a liberal heretic. Among Anglicans I am a rabid right wing conservative. It just depends which classroom I … Continue reading
Posted in Baptists, Christian Practice, Ecclesiology, Fun and Geek Stuff, Religion, Theology
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The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and the MDGs
The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship is now officially in full support of the Millennium Development Goals set forth by the United Nations.* A few months ago I wrote about my ambivalence concerning this new emphasis. The Millennium Development Goals and Christian … Continue reading
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