In today's religious colleges
Call'em Generation M.
And how they differ might surprise you.
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Call'em Generation M.
And how they differ might surprise you.
Guess who has an iPod?
Fuel for ID supporters?
Sometimes you just shake your head.
Tom Fox loved his enemies. He lost his life loving his enemies. Could you do what he did? I don't think I could. If you had a loved one voluntarily in the throes of danger, such as peace activists in the Middle East, what would be your advice? Come home?
Or should you try to dissuade someone who says he felt God's leading?
So what could go wrong? One service, according to the article, offers an online catalog of 100 donors in a database searchable by race, height, eye color, blood type and education. Profiles feature snapshots of donors taken when they were children to better visualize babies their eggs might produce.
I mean, what could go wrong in a world full of Jessica Simpsons?
Catholic Bishops around the country are giving Catholics permission to enjoy a little St Patty’s Day corned beef today despite it being a Friday during Lent.
Has it come to to this? What about the Christian "light" -- does that work anymore?
I haven't heard much from the religious community regarding the state's new lottery. Is this the battle they've given up?
This is what the ride was supposed to accomplish,
"Through dialogue with administrators and discussions with students, the young activists of the Equality Ride will make clear the harmful effects of the false notion that homosexuality is a "sickness and a sin,"and "a threat to the nation and the military."
Here's what happened at Liberty University and other stops along the way "...
Continue reading "A few gay folks of faith and the National Guard...." »
Here's a note circulating over the Guilford College campus. The three peace keepers kidnapped along with Tom Fox, who had ties to Guilford College, were released this morning.
Friends:
The news overnight indicates that the remaining three CPT hostages, Harmeet, Norman, and James, have been freed. Details are sketchy, but evidently a plan had been in the works for some weeks, and the American and Iraqi military and police were involved, although reports say that no shots were fired. CPT had asked that no violence be used in attempts to free the hostages.
A prayer vigil in celebration of the safe release of these colleagues of Tom Fox will be held at the usual time of the weekly vigil for the hostages: today, 1:00 pm, in the Hut.
Max
With the Boy Scouts losing so many cases, it could be just a matter of time before the group's pledge and bylaws are rewritten. Suggested rewording?
A modern-day exorcism. (Click on 'exorcist, demon face-off in hotel room')
A modern-day exorcism. (Click on 'exorcist, demon face-off in hotel room')
Study: Prayer has no effect on heart surgery recovery