Tag Archives: tolerance

Easter reflections

Posted on April 15, 2009 by me

In America, we typically look ahead, rather than behind. Once a holiday is over, the decorations are ripped down and packed away, and it’s off to plan the next big event. But, just give me a moment to offer a … Continue reading →

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Overcompensation and the return to oppression

Posted on February 11, 2009 by me

James Robertson writes: Europe’s war on free speech is the result of a profound identity crisis, one that is being generated by the blanket abandonment of traditional Judeo-Christian values coupled with mass immigration from Muslim countries. But in their zeal … Continue reading →

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Winds of change

Posted on July 1, 2008 by me

Quixote tipped me off to the new site, Disbeliefnet.com. You probably know all about Beliefnet, one of the oldest faith-oriented sites around. Beliefnet is all about faith of all stripes and tolerance of anything related to faith, providing a place … Continue reading →

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