Tag Archives: Culture

Are Americans Exploring New Ways of Experiencing God?

Posted on June 13, 2009 by Tim Farley

How do you experience God?  According to the Barna Group, Americans’ attitudes towards this area of their lives are changing.  In a poll of over 1000 people, here is what the data shows that people think about their faith: ∆ … Continue reading →

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Is there an “Abortion Paradox”?

Posted on June 4, 2009 by Tim Farley

Pro-Lifers: Against killing the unborn child, but tend to favor capital punishment Pro-Choice Advocates: Okay with killing an unborn child, but tend to oppose capital punishment Some would say that these are paradoxes.  What do you think?

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Why should anyone go to your church?

Posted on June 1, 2009 by Tim Farley

I have just started to read a new book by Thom and Sam Rainer.  The title of the book is Essential Church? and even after only reading the introduction, I am already convinced this is going to be a book … Continue reading →

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Will Starve for Food

Posted on May 26, 2009 by Tim Farley

Those of you who normally read my site know that I do not often write about personal matters.  This site is primarily about discussing Christianity and how our Christian beliefs carry over into how we live our lives. One of … Continue reading →

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Wal-Mart Refuses to Sell Latest Green Day CD

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Tim Farley

Did you know that Wal-Mart is the number one distributor of music CDs in the country?  Well, Green Day currently has the top-selling CD in the world, but you will not find it at Wal-Mart. The reason?  Wal-Mart has a … Continue reading →

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13-Year-Old Running From Medical Treatment

Posted on May 20, 2009 by Tim Farley

I posted last week about Daniel Hauser, a 13-year-old boy who has cancer.  The family has been fighting a legal battle concerning the proper treatment for Daniel’s disease.  A judge has ordered Daniel to be treated through chemotherapy if doctors … Continue reading →

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Review: When God Goes To Starbucks, Paul Copan

Posted on May 19, 2009 by Tim Farley

A few weeks ago I received a book that caught my attention.  When I read the title, When God Goes To Starbucks, I was immediately drawn to the book and greatly curious about its contents. My first impression (gained mostly … Continue reading →

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Answers Concerning “Angels and Demons”

Posted on May 18, 2009 by Tim Farley

So, has the newest movie based on a Dan Brown novel, “Angels and Demons”, have you asking questions about Christianity?  Is someone you know asking you questions? Westminster Theological Seminary has an excellent website dedicated to answering questions raised by the movie.  Follow … Continue reading →

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Who Decides Medical Treatment for Children?

Posted on May 15, 2009 by Tim Farley

13 year old Daniel Hauser has cancer.  He and his parents decided not to treat the disease with chemotherapy, but instead with “alternative” medicines. Apparently, doctors have said that the type of cancer Daniel has can be treated successfully about … Continue reading →

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Why Christian Student Should Have Been Suspended for Attending Prom

Posted on May 14, 2009 by Tim Farley

A student of a Christian high school in Findlay, Ohio was suspended from school for attending prom with his girlfriend who attends a public high school. It seems that the fundamentalist Baptist high school that Tyler Frost attends forbids dancing, … Continue reading →

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