| Born of a Woman—Atonement and the Incarnation |
| Numbers and Evangelism |
| Discussion on Romney and Faith in America |
| Four PUC Students Die in Tragic Accident |
| Build Muscle |
| Hollywood Church Celebrates Faith and Arts |
| Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to be Pastors |
| Abortion: Is Required Parental Notification a Good Idea? |
| Before He Speaks: Pastors' Wives Get Their Day Via YouTube Parody |
| The King's Heralds |
My favorite analysis thus far:
"I propose since this man doesn't believe that Jesus saves, who cares what he says."
"To suggest that God/Jesus are none violent, is to suggest what the Bible contradicts."
"Spot On Douglas!!"
Even if I don't agree with him about the historicity of Jesus, perhaps his definitions of literalism and fundamentalism bear more than dismissal in the Adventist context.
Or do these definitions hit too close to home?