Monthly Archives: May 2006

Society: Thinking Big vs. Acting Faithfully

Martin Luther King had no idea when he began the bus boycott in Montgomery in 1956 that it would be anything more than a local response to a local grievance. By acting in small things with very partial knowledge, characters … Continue reading

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Community: On Intentional First Steps

Many of us who are Christians and not supportive of the religious right are not on the left either. In fact, we are opposed to any politicization of the Gospels by any party, Democratic or Republican, by partisan black churches … Continue reading

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Da Vinci Response

calumny [n] 1. defamation 2. defamatory statement traduce [v] 1. disparage somebody ~~~ One of the men with Jesus pulled out a sword and slashed off an ear of the high priest’s servant. “Put away your sword,” Jesus told him. … Continue reading

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Praying Wisconsin

I’ve had the privilege of praying with pastors from the Fox Cities of Wisconsin for the last six or seven years. I have come to have a real affection for these brothers. They come from all different traditions and denominations, … Continue reading

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Headed for Wisconsin

Well, off to America’s Dairyland! Waiting in the airport. I’ll blog on the trip if I can.

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