Posts Tagged ‘Christ’
Duplicity? You be the judge . . .
September 8, 2011 | 
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My wife and I often find ourselves in the ethical conundrum of being offended by Christian Music comprised of weak and/or incorrect theology, BUT NOT being offended by a Jack Johnson song or a Styx song [she listens to Styx, not me . . . 😉 . . . ] Why are we so, I don’t know, hyper-focused or hyper-critical about Christian things, but not so much about non-christian things?
This brings up the issue that breaches the topic of culture as of late, in the upcoming memorial ceremonies of 9/11/01. Carl Trumen wrote the following:
Posted in "Ruminations", The Pulse of the Blogosphere | 
Tags: 9/11, Christ, Christianity, Culture, Gospel, Jack Johnson, Paul Simon, September 11 | 
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You are Holy (Prince of Peace) – Because He IS, we worship
For Systematics – thanks, Meggie!
Posted in Lyrical Theology | Tags: Christ, Holiness, Lyrical Theology, Smith, Systematics Theology | No Comments »
DailyTheocentrism: The sum of all divine doctrines is simply Jesus Christ- Luther
Luther’s Epistle Sermons: Epiphany, Easter and Pentecost (Minneapolis, Minnesota; The Luther Press; 1909) Excerpted from a sermon titled: The Fruits of Faith. Our Spiritual Service. Preached on the first Sunday after Epiphany on Romans 12:1-6p. http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/28464. eBook
