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Contradictions in the Gospels: Problems or Opportunities?

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Day One: A Sir Toby's Creation Myth

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A Generous Orthdoxy - Brian McLaren

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The Lost World of Genesis One - John H. Walton

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Two Faces of Pluralism; or, What does faith look like under conditions of irreducible pluralism?

3 May 2009 has been called Pluralism Sunday, when “Progressive Christians thank God for religious diversity!” What we have here is a particular face of pluralism. It is a more limited face that claims that there is one God and many paths to that one God. Or as they put it on the website: “Celebrating the many paths to God.” In another OST post awhile back, I referred to this as a kind of reducible pluralism, where the visible plurality of religions around the world are ultimately reduced to one final destination—all the paths lead to the top of the same mountain, so to speak.

Are Conservatives Assimilating Jesus into the Militarist, Consumerist, Macho Pop Culture of Late Modern America?

Over the past few months, I’ve noted a pattern:

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