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Tag Archives: Christmas
One Gospel — it’s what Christmas is all about
From a Reformation Day sermon, as posted by Paul McCain: The different ways people read God’s Word are not merely variations on a theme but radically different Gospels. The Reformation of Luther is not about competing interpretations but about the … Continue reading
There are stupid questions (my Christmas post)
I know I said I would be ignoring atheist blogs, but I ran across this post and I felt that it met the criteria to warrant a mention here, and as I said, sometimes I just can’t help myself, even … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged atheism, Christianity, Christmas, stupid questions
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Historical evidence for the Bethlehem census story
Weekend Fisher writes today concerning some historical evidence for the story – often written off as mere myth – that Jesus was born in Bethlehem as a result of a census. Apparently, as no Roman documents exist from that period, … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt, Random Thoughts, Uncategorized
Tagged bethlehem, birth, census, Christmas, evidence, Jesus
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So this is Christmas…
Well, as I write this it’s 1 a.m. Christmas morning, and I’m waiting for my kids to go to bed so I can do the stocking thing and go to bed, too. The living room is filled with opened gifts … Continue reading