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Tag Archives: fruit of the spirit
The B-I-B-L-E: Can That Be the Book For “We”?
As a young boy, my friend Tommy and I would hold a weekly competition for church voice supremacy. Now this wasn’t a formal contest, sanctioned by some adult or official in the church. This was of our own doing, a … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, biblical authority, biblical literalist, fruit of the spirit
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Six Graphs and Six New Year Reflections
Graph 1 – The two main political parties in America exhibit near equal distain for each other. Extreme partisanship amplifies this polarization even further. It’s worth spending time considering these data. Only 8% of Republicans believe Democrats are honest and … Continue reading
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Tagged culture wars, disunity, fruit of the spirit, New Year Resolutions, polarization
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Modeling Christian Public Discourse
“All models are wrong, but some are useful” – British statistician George Box I first ran across this famous quote early in my science career while writing my thesis on the effects of habitat variation on recruitment of pink salmon … Continue reading
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Tagged christian public engagement, culture wars, fruit of the spirit, Jay Green
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