All Blog Posts for November, 2011

From the CCblogs Network

A Response to Amanda Marcotte on religion’s death throes

Nov 30, 2011 by Gawain de Leeuw

Amanda Marcotte got the memo. Religion in America is dying, and the religion of bigotry is finding it hard to maintain its followership.

In the World

Links? Links.

Nov 30, 2011 by Steve Thorngate

Here are some things I read recently but didn't get around to blogging about.

Century Blogs

Divinely persistent, God really loves us

The gospel in seven words or less

Nov 29, 2011 by Donald W. Shriver Jr.

The Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead is working to infiltrate the whole creation with God's love.

Century Blogs

God is starting to show

Nov 29, 2011 by Donna Schaper

Advent is the season of the showing. Sure of the growth within us, we know that things are about to change.

Century Blogs

Tuesday digest

Nov 29, 2011

New today from the Century.

In the World

A quibble about the (very good) new Muppets movie

Nov 28, 2011 by Steve Thorngate

Years ago I cringed when I saw that the Onion sells a t-shirt with the slogan, "I appreciate the Muppets on a much deeper level than you." My friend John and I had just been discussing the Muppets' sly use of metafictional elements.

Century Blogs

Monday digest

Nov 28, 2011

New today from the Century.

Blogging Toward Sunday

Prophets everywhere

Isaiah 40:1-11; Mark 1:1-8

Nov 28, 2011 by Bill Goettler

As the second Sunday in advent approaches, I find the prophets of the season compelling. To my ears, their message sounds pretty consistent: "Change the ways of this world."

In the World

Links? Links.

Nov 23, 2011 by Steve Thorngate

Here are some things I read recently but didn't get around to blogging about.

From the CCblogs Network

Beyond mashed potatoes

Giving thanks together

Nov 23, 2011 by Adam J. Copeland

This week at Theology Pub we discussed Thanksgiving from various angles. I found it an interesting topic because giving thanks—and gratitude in general—is certainly not unique to people of faith.

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