You've got to be able to laugh at yourself. These people can,
I keep on yearning to live in a simpler age.
The permanent campaign continues. In Minnesota, over a year away from the governors race, multiple Democrats and Republicans looking to replace Tim Pawlenty have starting popping up.
There's a part of me who's jealous of the freedom and there's a part of me who sees this as a great goal once the kids are grown. Wouldn't it be neat to live on a houseboat. Maybe not with a baby around; but hey maybe someday.
In a surprising move the Vatican is making space for Anglicans to enter into the Catholic church while still keeping some liturgical elements of their past.
Here we are in a nation with no secure borders and no consistent national immigration policy to help us better face that reality. Its time to get serious about this situation starting with the businesses that profit from illegal immigration.
A key group supporting atheism, the Center for Inquiry, is undermining free speech while trying to hide a rift within its ranks. NPR had the guts to follow through on the story.
As the campaign for congress next year starts to loom on the horizon a whole of of people are starting to raise funds. One representative stands ahead of the rest of the Minnesota delegation with more in state funds than others.
There's no time to waste inviting Christians (regardless of denomination) into discussion about the future church. Numbers in worship and religious education are in decline. Older adults represent the largest and fastest growing part of the church.
In a step back 50 years in time a Louisiana justice of the peace has refused a marriage license for an interracial couple. The headline made me do a quick double take.
A conservative group uncomfortable with the Bible is trying to make it more conservative.
Most American denominations have been in decline in recent years. The good news is that there's hunger among the young for meaning. Will we be ready to announce the meaning that we have found in Jesus, to them, or will we wait (maybe forever) for them to come to us.
I believe that revealed values that come from outside of us, often called religious values, challenge us to care for more than just ourselves. The question for atheists is can they see the value of the other if they ignore the value of God.
Leading atheists admit that they count on religion, at some level, to keep society together. But have they forgotten the narrative that inspires us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves.
As the debate continues its great to hear from Canadians about their system's strengths and weaknesses. There's a lot of hay being made about their system's weakness that seem to be missing the strengths that our system is clearly lacking today (i.e. coverage for everyone,
this story is about more than medicine. Its about faith, parenting, healing, and freedom. The boy is caught in the middle with the state acting as supreme parent overriding his will and the will of his parents.
Parents with kids are always grateful for a real place to take their kids in a world full of virtual reality. A bridge over a swift river in Estherville, Iowa fits that bill very well.
The challenge to the business world today is to leave greed behind and work toward the common good.
on July 3rd and 4th we took in some great historic sites while we celebrated independence day as a family.
for 6 centuries religious change and faith have been intertwined with technology. The message is what matter; but we have to find ways to spread it that matter to people listening today.
John Stewart seems to have a way of getting the most important ideas out when my local tv station has completed missed the complex issues behind the collapse.
The full cost of 2 wars, tax-cuts, increased spending on healthcare, and now a stimulus package have been paid for with borrowed money. Now that the money's been spent the national debt remains. Having the debt eliminates the easy choices that could lead towards recovery.
It's getting hard to find any innocent party in the battle to keep the country solvent. Neither party has taken the problem seriously, and now people are starting to get the neither party has acted in a responsible way either in the creation or solution of this crisis.
Optimistic retail investors hoping to find a bargain have bid up GM, too bad its in chapter 11. Its tempting to invest in hope; but the time hasn't come yet. GM is just trying to remind people that money invested in GM stock isn't related to the new GM.
I made the loan tonight to someone in Peru using Kiva (www.kiva.org). Any one with a few bucks and a computer hooked up to the internet can do it. Just go to Kiva's website.
You've got to be able to laugh at yourself. These people can,
I keep on yearning to live in a simpler age.
The permanent campaign continues. In Minnesota, over a year away from the governors race, multiple Democrats and Republicans looking to replace Tim Pawlenty have starting popping up.
Modern humans and Neanderthals had sex across the species barrier, according to a leading geneticist who is overseeing a project to compare their genomes.
Republican Herbert Hoover and Democrat Franklin D.
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