Peter Leithart thinks closed communion isn’t nice. Continue reading “Too Catholic to be Coherent”
Category: Protestantism
Does Jesus support SSM?
There was a Tweet around midnight, linking to an open letter to the President from one Joe Carter, in a blog of Touchstone, a magazine with which I’ve had an on again, off again relationship over the years: Continue reading “Does Jesus support SSM?”
Insouciant Radicals
I have mentioned fairly recently the work of Evangelical Daniel Clendenin in understanding Orthodoxy and explaining it to his fellow Evangelicals. I discovered Sunday afternoon that I actually had retained a copy of (and a link to) his “Why I’m Not Orthodox” article in Christianity Today, and that I had inaccurately recalled the exact words of his conclusion on why he remains Evangelical. Continue reading “Insouciant Radicals”
Tofu Tidbits* 11/25/11
* Temporarily renamed in honor of the Nativity Fast, about which Mystagogy has some more information.
Tofu Tidbits* 11/16/11
* Temporarily renamed in honor of the Nativity Fast, about which Mystagogy has some more information.
Tasty Tidbits, Veterans Day 2011
- What humans are for.
- Egalitarianism.
- Penn State.
- Baptist orthopathy.
- What’s wrong with this picture?
Tasty Tidbits 9/30/11
- The Question Lives!
- “Extreme naturalism.”
- The Protestant Deformation (NOT another Tipsy rant).
- Did 9-11 “change everything”?
- Elizabeth Warren has The Right scrambling.
- Humility and National Greatness.
- Another little peek at peak oil.
- Classified.
Tasty Tidbits 8/27/11 supplement
- Non-isomorphic education.
- Faith Church.
- Environmental fundamentalism.
- Oops! Her bad!
Tipsy Teetotaler’s Tasty Tidbits 7/2/11
Here’s today’s tasty tidbits:
- Islam as Protestant or Jewish.
- SSM was just a decoy for the real radical agenda.
- Euphemism alert.
- CAFOs for homo sapiens.
- Local boy makes good, Purdue girl makes history.
- Indiana Supreme Court (ouch!) in the news again.
- Who owns the 21st Century?
- I have no need of that hypothesis.
- What’s Hell like, dear skull?
Church and State
Georgia State history professor David Sehat adds to the Washington Post “Five Myths” series a worthy “Five Myths about Church and State in America.” I’d like to add a few observations, though.
Continue reading “Church and State”
