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OPINION: How does that make you feel?
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By Bailey Edwards Nelson   
Thursday, March 07, 2013
“How does that make you feel?” As a Clinical Pastoral Education graduate, I’ve been asked that question more than a few times. It never set well with me. but it’s a fair enough question when one resigns a pastoral position after only 19 months. It doesn’t make the question any more welcome — or any easier to answer.
 
OPINION: A surveyor’s map
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By Lisa Cole Smith   
Wednesday, March 06, 2013

Memories are filled with “crossroads, zigzags and benchmarks” and a sculpture in southern Maryland allows me to walk that path inside my head in a tangible way, to exorcise the pain of difficult memories and be immersed in the blissful ones. Like a labyrinth, it teaches me to be fully present wherever I am.

 
VITAL SIGNS: Resistant or resilient: A critical distinction
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By Bill Wilson   
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
Two of the more important words for a congregation to ponder in the 21st century are resistant and resilient. Which of those two words better describe your congregation (and you) may well determine whether your congregation is viable in the next 10 to 20 years.
 
OPINION: An ode to the Ood
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By Alex Gallimore   
Monday, March 04, 2013

There is a parallel between current American culture and the plight of the Ood, a peaceful species in the science fiction series Doctor Who. We used to be a people with a brilliant streak for unity and collaboration. But our thoughts and faith have been replaced by ideas we were never intended to uphold.

 
TRENDING: The leadership-discipleship-mission triangle
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By John Chandler   
Monday, March 04, 2013
There is evidence that the North American evangelical conversation is centering on discipleship. While the 1980s focused on church growth, the 1990s on church health, and the 2000s on the church distributed, many believe we are well on the way to making discipleship the core conversation.
 
OPINION: On faith and science
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By Jonathan Waits   
Monday, March 04, 2013
If the words “faith” and “religion” are unclear, the words “science” and “evolution” are vastly more so. Attempting to speak of “science” as a monolithic institution is a foolhardy endeavor. That one word covers such a range of disciplines that greater clarity is essential to avoid saying something absurd.
 
LEADERSHIP LINK: How to make a hospital visit (or rather, how not to)
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By Jim White   
Monday, March 04, 2013
Making effective hospital visits requires skill and sensitive.
 
OUT LOUD
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By Robert Dilday   
Monday, March 04, 2013
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PERSPECTIVE 


JIM WHITE
For the CBF and SBC, it's time to take separate journeys




BILL WILSON
An alternate future



JOHN CHANDLER
The new conversation


FRED ANDERSON
Pastors and parenting



GARY LONG
Grappling with hard questions in the pulpit

ANDREW GARDNER
Location and insights

JIM WHITE
Always looking for an enemy

LISA COLE SMITH
Embracing the power

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Tea Party parallel is at best a stretch
 


 

• A more secular Europe, divided by the cross | New York Times, 6/17

• Egypt preacher spared jail for 'insulting' Christianity | AFP, 6/16

• SBC president says his church will stop hosting Boy Scouts after vote to accept openly gay scouts | Birmingham News, 6/15

• Texas governor signs 'Merry Christmas' law; says religious freedom is not freedom from religion | Washington Post, 6/14

• Christian faithful to debate role, influence in GOP; weak turnout at polls raises alarm | Washington Times, 6/12

• Charlotte Observer religion reporter arrested in Raleigh protest | Raleigh News & Observer, 6/10

• A decade later, Southern Baptists adapt to different political climate, culture, influence | Washington Post, 6/9

• Republican Party to step up outreach to evangelicals with hiring of Baptist | CNN, 6/8

• A biblical task: translating the Bible in the 21st century | BBC, 6/6

• Bible's strong comeback surprises secular Norway | ABC News, 6/6

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As vacationers pack their beach bags with "teen paranormal romance" novels and movie-goers await World War Z, what are Christians to make of the fascination with vampires, zombies, werewolves and witchraft?

• Occult obsession not a passing phenomenon but a folk religion, say some experts

• America exporting new religion, Australian theologian insists

• Zombie apocalypse offers a secularized twist on Scripture, says educator


 
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