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Courage to date: Kerry Cronin, relationship adviser
"I once asked a panel of students about relationships—were they
seeing anyone? Did they feel like they had to break up before graduation? They looked at me as if I
had been speaking Greek."
Mating games: Changing rules for sex and marriage
Equal marriage is a social experiment of yet unknown proportions. No wonder we are confused.
Sex on campus: College chaplains on the hookup culture
Lisa Belkin, Christian Smith and others have raised concerns about campus sexual culture. We asked several college chaplains to comment on their assessment.
Once dead. Now alive. Christ reshaping people.
A common tendency among
believers is to think of Jesus Christ in the past tense. He's the guy we study
in the Bible that some taxidermist must have mounted on a wall.
Pay pals: A small group for debtors
When Scott Sorrentino's church started talking about a new "debt annihilation" program, his ears perked up.
"Seriously. Are you a Baptist?"
This "Which denomination are you?" flowchart from Lutheran Satire has been making the rounds this week.
Secular sabbath vs. Christian traditions
Do today's main advocates of sabbath (or “quiet,” “rest,” “time away,” whatever you call it) approach it from a spiritual-but-not-religious perspective?