Okay, so I only lasted a little more than a week without commenting on a scientific study. I simply could not pass this one by: Humans May be Primed to Believe in Creation. I think I’ve never seen an article unwittingly provide so many arguments against itself that it gets tied up in illogical knots… Continue reading self-refuting science findings
We’re all aware that our country is in an unusual time of economic crisis never before seen by this generation. Many of us know people who have been laid off jobs, or are struggling financially, or we ourselves are struggling. But I wanted to bring one special area of need to your attention. A friend… Continue reading please help if you can
Welcome to the new View From Her, an upgrade that has been long overdue, considering I’ve now been blogging for a little more than three years. And… let’s be honest. When one is of a certain age, three years can take quite a toll. So it was definitely time for a little face lift. I… Continue reading a new view
So my heater died about ten days ago. In southern California, this would not normally be a big deal, but it so happens that we have had two weeks of cold and rain (30s and 40s at night). It’s cold in my house. But I have realized several things. It’s always warmer in my house… Continue reading out of the cold
David H. Foster writes an interesting post about when to turn the other cheek, arguing there are times when that’s the wrong thing to do. Foster considers times when we hide behind the spirituality of “turn the other cheek” because we’re afraid of opposition, and don’t truly understand that some things must be fought for.… Continue reading turning the other cheek is overrated
People have been drawing some interesting correlations about the current economic crisis, such as the fact that the people in charge of all the money were mostly all… men. The New York Times points out that “Wall Street is one of the most male-dominated bastions in the business world… Aside from issues of fairness, there’s… Continue reading counterbalancing perspectives
Words are tricky things. They have multiple meanings (check any dictionary). Combine them into sentences, and you exponentially increase their potential for misunderstanding. Consider the speaker’s use of language, frame of reference, and emotions about a subject – as well as your own – and you begin to see how it’s a miracle that we… Continue reading let’s talk language
When we talk about big churches, the usual suspects come to mind: Saddleback Church in southern California (nearly 20,000 weekly), multi-site Life Church of Oklahoma nearly 11,000 combined, New Spring Church, 8,000. Yet in a recent article, Mimi Haddad, president of Christians for Biblical Equality writes, “five of the 10 largest megachurches are located in… Continue reading release your women
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