Bal Patil's Speech on Jain Minority issue at Tuebingen International Workshop : Jaina and British Rule : “- Sent using Google Toolbar”
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Bal Patil’s Speech on Jain Minority issue at Tuebingen International Workshop : Jaina and British Rule
Paul Harvey I’ve been meaning to get back to doing some yoga, something I did in years past, as a supplement to my normal exercise diet of web-surfing, Netflix-watching, fantasy-football-playing, and martini-glass-lifting. Every time I think of doing so, however, the same chilling thought comes to mind: what will Matt Sutton say
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The Soul Destroying Poison of the East; or, Why I’ll Assume the Savasana Posture while Watching Mad Men
Paul Harvey Ted Haggard is back with a new church (as we blogged about here before). To no one’s surprise, it has outgrown its original “barn” and has moved to downtown Colorado Springs for the time being.
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Ted Haggard: He’s Baaack!
Bishop Minns has accused The Episcopal Church of bribing African bishops ( see my previous post ) but of course that is only a minor stain compared to the great pollution he charges The Episcopal Church and other parts of the Anglican Communion that “ignore the plain teaching of the Bible and the unique role of Jesus the Christ as the only Savior…disregard the delicate balance of relationship between men and women.. and promote disobedience to the revealed Word of God” Here is what he had to say in his Pastoral Call to CANA this past week.
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The Tide of Ecclesial Pollution: Bishop Minns reads the Anglican Oil Spill.
Excerpt from the Tzit Tzit: Fiber Art and Jewish Identity Exhibition Catalog, by curator Ben Schacter . Maya Escobar is a Latina Jew who relishes her ability to blur the boundaries not only between cultures but Jewish denominations. Her Shomer Negiah Panites is an extreme example
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Blurring Boundaries Between Jewish Denominations
BREAKING NEWS 07/27: Benny and Paula respond via website to this story. BREAKING NEWS 08/15: Benny Hinn admits to an elicit “friendship”?! Enjoy.
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Are Benny Hinn and Paula White sitting in a tree? You know, K-I-S-S-I-N-G?
I’m not trying to perpetuate a conspiracy theory, but it does seem clear that atheist and related “freethought” groups around the country are borrowing from each other’s playbooks. The local chapter of Atheists of Florida had a forum last night, titled “Meet the Patriots,” that was intended to promote their position that atheists are just as loyal as other Americans.
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Atheist Billboards Strikingly Similar in N.C. and Here
Paul Harvey Matt Hedstrom of the University of Virginia send along this information about a conference on William James. For fuller information on this conference, click here . In the Footsteps of William James A Symposium on the Legacy – and the On-Going Uses – of James’s Work Organized by the William James Society and co-sponsored by the Chocorua Community Association and the Houghton Library at Harvard University August 13-15, 2010: Chocorua, NH August 16, 2010: Cambridge, MA Schedule Friday, August 13: Chocorua, NH • 4:00 – 6:00 pm: Registration at Chocorua Public Library • 5:30 – 7:00 pm: Welcoming reception at Runnells Hall • 7:00 – 8:30 pm: Speaker Saturday, August 14: Chocorua, NH • 7:30 – 9:00 am: Breakfast and registration at Chocorua Public Library • 10:00 – 11:30 am: Speakers • 11:30 am – 1:00pm: Lunch (not provided) and seminar conversations • 1:00 – 2:50 pm: Speakers • 3:00 – 5:00 pm: Shuttle Bus from Runnells Hall to a guided tour of James-Peters Home • 5:00 – 8:00 pm: Dinner (not provided) • 8:00 – 10:00 pm: Concert at Chocorua Community Church, 40 Deer Hill Road (a few doors from Runnells Hall): “A Night To Remember… William James” featuring New Hampshire storytellers, folk musicians, and period music played by the Chocorua Cornet Band Sunday, August 15: Chocorua, NH • 8:00 – 9:00 am: Breakfast at Whittier House • 9:00 – 10:00 am: Speaker • 10:30 am – 12:20 pm: Speakers • 12:30 – 2:00 pm: Lunch (not provided) and seminar conversations • 2:00 pm – evening: Free time Afternoon activities available: Self-guided tours of Tamworth and Chocorua, hiking on Mt
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In The Footsteps of William James: Conference Announcement
Some churches have realized what TBN declared a long, long time ago – let’s just make Christianity one big clique and only talk to other Jesus thinking folk.
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Florida church wants to burn Qu’rans and bring marshmallows for Jesus
In the previous post I summarized various evidence pertaining to a fundamental option in the sense of an orientation that changes through a series of acts. This post attempts a sketch that does justice to all of the evidence, as far as that is possible. (1) A person who is strongly committed to the love
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Aquinas, Sin and Fundamental Option