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Author Archives: Tim Farley
Just War: Is it an act of love?
In Mark 12:30-31, Jesus states that loving God with all of one’s heart and loving our neighbor as ourselves are the most important commandments. Paul then states in Galatians 5:14 that the whole law is summarized in the phrase “you … Continue reading
Posted in War
Tagged Christian worldview, Christianity, Politics, religion, theology, Tim Farley, War, Worldview
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Is All Really Fair in War?
OK, I first want to say that I am still thinking through this topic, so I have little to give you in this post concerning my opinion. I promise to follow up with some thoughts after a discussion, which I … Continue reading
Posted in War, Worldview
Tagged Christian worldview, Christianity, Guantanamo Bay, prisoners of war, religion, theology, Tim Farley, torture, War, Worldview
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Gleanings From Childbirth
My wife and I had one of the greatest experiences of our lives over the last weekend. On Saturday afternoon, after 29 hours of labor, Rachel and I welcomed our first child into the world. I am now a proud daddy … Continue reading
Posted in Family
Tagged childbirth, children, Christian worldview, Christianity, religion, Tim Farley
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Out for a couple of days…
Hey everyone! Thank you for your faithfulness in reading my posts and offering your comments. I just want to let all of you know that I will be away from the computer for a couple of days as Rachel and … Continue reading
Marketing Christ
Do you ever wonder if Christian stores and those who produce Christian merchandise are authentic? I mean, do they really care about Christ and the gospel, or are they just catering to a niche market that is eager to fork … Continue reading
Posted in Consumerism, Culture, Worldview
Tagged Christian worldview, Christianity, Consumerism, Materialism, religion, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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Do you have a Bible reading plan for the new year?
One of the most common resolutions for Christians each year is to commit to reading through the Bible. Unfortunately, most of us fail to complete the task. Many of us start out well. Genesis is interesting and a number of great stories to … Continue reading
Is Your Bible Green Enough?
At least one Christian group is promoting a “greener” Christianity. They have released a Bible made from soy-based fibers and recycled paper. It also has verses and passages highlighted that are believed to speak of God’s love for His creation and … Continue reading
The Offense of Christ
Jesus was a controversial man. In fact, if we believe his claims, he was much more than controversial and much more than a man. Jesus, the one who would be called “the Christ” (or Messiah) by his followers made claims … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Gospel, Worldview
Tagged Christian worldview, Christianity, Gospel, religion, theology, Tim Farley, tolerance, World Religions
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