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“truth”

Feb
10
2010

9/11 – New Photos Remind Us What We’ve Lost

A picture is worth a 1000 words. New aerial photos of 9/11 leave us hollow and haunted. “The War on Terror” sometimes seems complex and conceptual. But this is raw and real. It deserves to stay fixed in our minds.

Dec
25
2009

The Gift of Christmas – Way Beyond a Birthday

In Christian theology, what concept makes the most difference in our lives (or ought to)? One word: Incarnation. Let’s discuss.

Dec
23
2009

Nobel Theology – The Afghan Imperative

Take a closer look at the theology and history supporting President Obama’s emerging “doctrine” of war and peace – and consider its implications for Afghanistan.

Dec
7
2009

If Peace is the Answer, is War Ever a Question?

In an open letter to peace-loving believers, one Christian soldier considers President Obama’s decision to increase Afghanistan troops – and asks larger questions about the necessity of war.

Dec
1
2009

Afghanistan – What a Difference a Year Makes

President Obama’s new Afghanistan strategy may accomplish our nation’s military goals. But will it bridge our country’s increasing divide over our commitment to war?

Nov
24
2009

Thanksgiving: A U.S. Priority in Good Times & Bad

Abraham Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday during America’s darkest days. What should we learn from this lesson?

Nov
10
2009

Veterans – Honoring the Call of Duty

One soldier’s view on Veteran’s Day. Why U.S. military service matters in war or peace. And how you can help today.

Oct
30
2009

Afghanistan – The Price of Progress

As a civilized society, if we stand by and allow terrorists to destroy the progress that’s so desperately needed in Afghanistan – are we willing to tell Afghans that they are not worthy of hope?

Oct
20
2009

God is in the Eye of the Beholder

For human perception, context is everything – as demonstrated in a compelling video lecture on optical illusions. What does this mean for a believer’s “vision” of God?

Sep
18
2009

Suffering – Beneath the Unavoidable Reality

Life is full of suffering. But why is pain such a central feature of our daily lives? And is there anything we can we do about it?