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Webber: The Divine Embrace 7: What now?
Part three of The Divine Embrace is entitled “The Challenge: Returning Spirituality to the Divine Embrace,” which is an excellent encapsulation of Webber’s point: we don’t need to find anything new, we simply need to recapture the church’s original understanding … Continue reading
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Bourne again?
I heard yesterday that they are planning a 4th Bourne movie. The article I read questioned what they’d do, since Robert Ludlum only wrote 3 Bourne novels. However, if that author had ever read any of the novels, they’d have known … Continue reading
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Webber: The Divine Embrace 6 – Modern to Postmodern
In the opening paragraph to Chapter 4 of Robert Webber’s book, The Divine Embrace, Webber writes: Spirituality has become situated in the narrative of the self. In this privatized spirituality evangelicals look to themselves for the confirmation of their spiritual … Continue reading
In Memory: Larry Norman, 4/8/47 – 2/24/08
Larry Norman in Concert, December 15, 2006 (photo by me) I just heard that Larry Norman passed away yesterday morning at his home in Salem, Oregon of heart failure. He was 60 years old. I wrote about Larry a little … Continue reading
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