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We’re beginning to see more and more signs that the old traditional form of evangelicalism is slowly dying and with its death we are witnessing the emergence of something new.  According to the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, 70% of evangelical Christians agree  that “many religions can lead to eternal life” and 57%  [...] Read more »

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I’m at another ecology conference, this time in Denton at the university of North Texas (PDF file of the schedule here). I don’t know if there will be wifi at the venue tomorrow. If so, I’ll try and liveblog some of the talks. If not, I’ll post some reflections later on.
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A few months ago, I wrote a little series on my thoughts about the narrative of scripture, my view of hermeneutics and the bible overall. I realized that I never posted all of those links together. There weren’t that many and the series is far from complete, it’s an ongoing thing, but as [...] Read more »

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USA Today has an article out about religious pluralism in America and the changing face of faith:
“A new map of faith in the USA shows a nation constantly shifting amid religious choices, unaware or unconcerned with doctrinal distinctions. Unbelief is on the rise. And immigration is introducing new faces in the pews, new cultural concerns, [...] Read more »

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Part I | Part II | Part III
Let me apologize up front. This has been a horrible attempt at a blog series. I guess it started well, but other things have happened (like Christmas, New Year’s…) and I haven’t had the time to write the last part of the series. So now, here we [...] Read more »

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