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Tag Archives: imonk
Sad News
Blogging pioneer (and one-time commenter on this blog) Michael Spencer, the Internet Monk, passed away today of cancer. He was 53. More info here.
Evangelical Liturgy
I hate to post too much from Michael Spencer, but lately he’s had a lot of good things to say. He recently has begun a series looking at various forms of liturgy in use in churches we normally think of … Continue reading
Various views on liturgy
Just in time to fit in to my series on Liturgy, here’s an interesting collection of thoughts on the importance of liturgical worship.
Salvation, from varying points of view
Every once in a while the internet monk posts a question and has people from different theological backgrounds present their position. The current question is, “When were you saved?” It’s quite interesting. My favorite line is from Roman Catholic Alan … Continue reading