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While the internet is a wonderful thing, I’ve realized that it often brings me much more grief than it does pleasant experiences. Much of the grief comes from the absolute...0May 3, 2012

Feeding the Trolls, or Feeding Ourselves?: Thoughts on Disagreement.

I opened up an e-mail last night that has been sitting in my inbox for a while, waiting for a reply. I was shocked when I realized it was dated...1February 21, 2012

Kicking off a new year… two months late

At this point I shouldn’t have to explain much about the controversy surrounding Lowe’s this past week. And I also probably don’t need to spend much time dwelling on the...1December 15, 2011

What’s Lowe’s Got to Do with It?

This article is part 2 in a series inspired by Gabe Lyons’ The Next Christians. As I read this book, I felt like Lyons’ insight was particularly relevant to our...1November 1, 2011

5 types of Christians: The culture warriors (part 2 of 6)

  (What follows is a guest post written by Rev. Tim Baranoski, who hails from Cameron’s hometown. We came across Rev. Tim because of a post he wrote over at...1June 6, 2011

Flavored Salt

Last spring, there was a public conversation between atheist John Loftus and Christian Dinesh D’Souza on my campus.  It was well-publicized and well-attended – packing the 1,936 seat auditorium with an...2March 23, 2011

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