Theology in the News

In case you have not heard, Oklahoma City is the nations “manliest” city. I suppose that they must have stopped by the Credo House in order to make their final determination. I suppose that makes us the manliest coffee shop in the US. Pfff…as if I needed some survey to let me in on that one.

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Sorry it’s been a little quiet on here for the past week, I’ve had a very enjoyable jolly to Oxford.

Anyway, to kick off the week, here is my weekly “few links of interest”.

These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.

So without further ado.

The Prosblogion – Omnipotence and Failure

Christianity Today – The Politics of Being a Good Christian

Jerusalem Post – Dig reveals Acre’s importance to early Christianity

Terry Mattingly – Orthodox bridge to evangelical world

Outside the Asylum – Secularism and the establishment clause

Elder of Ziyon – Evil Zionists pretending Psalms were written by Jews!

Shorsh’im – The “Hidden Messiah” in Judaism

Listverse – 20 Quotes of Evil Leaders

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As promised this is my weekly “few links of interest”.

These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.

So without further ado.

Get Religion – Weinergate: Repentance, forgiveness and contrition

Psychology Today – Have We Become Comfortably Numb?

Lisa Graas – Kids Who Attend Religious Services Least Likely to Have Sex

The New Oxonian – Movement Humanism

Edward Feser – Coyne on intentionality

What’s Wrong With The World – Let’s be sure not to be human, now

Listverse – 10 More things you ought to know

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As promised this is my weekly “few links of interest”.

These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.

So without further ado.

First Things – Americans Believe There Are More Homosexuals in the U.S. Than There Are Catholics

Get Religion – When the government dictates prayer

JTA – Battle over circumcision is shaping up in California

Jerusalem Post – Our World: Where Obama is leading Israel

Asia News – Closure of an important Islamic centre. Moscow seeks control of Islam

Talking Philosophy – Nothing

Listverse – 10 Thing You Ought To Know

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As promised this is my weekly “few links of interest”.

These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.

So without further ado.

Psychology Today – I Feel Your Pain, But Why?

The New Oxonian – Living Without Religion

American Thinker – Crusaders at Work

Edward Feser – Heads ID wins, tails you lose

Sultan Knish – Saving 1 Billion People from Themselves

Baptist Press – Nope, there’s not an app for that

Christian Post – Growing Intolerance for Christianity in U.S.

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As promised this is my weekly “few links of interest”.

These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.

So without further ado.

Edward Fesser – Unhinged Dissent

iMonk – Is There Mental Illness in the Bible?

American Catholic – Archbishop Warda: Iraq’s Christian History “Wiped From Collective Memory”

Associated Baptist Press – Opinion: Are these the ‘end times?’

Israel Today – Israel, Egypt’s Christians fear hasty elections

BBC – Religion may become extinct in nine nations, study says

Ethics Daily – Southern Baptist State Lawmakers on “Dirty Dozen” List for Extremist Views

National Post – Could prayer be the ultimate therapy for anger?

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As promised this is my weekly “few links of interest”.

These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.

So without further ado.

Accepting Abundance – God and Disaster, and Eyeballs

Looking Deeper – Can a retweet be a prayer?

Telegraph – Why is there no looting in Japan?

Storied Theology – Fearsome Heights

Zwinglius Redivivus – The Theology of Disaster. Or, Why Does God Allow such Things?

Science + Religion Today – How Quickly Can Our Opinions About Something Be Changed by the Views of Other People?

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As promised this is my weekly “few links of interest”.

These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.

So without further ado.

A Grain of Sand -Chinese Apaches

Catholic Online -75% of Those Killed for Religious Hatred Are Christian

Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth -There’s Nothing Funny About Charlie Sheen

Assyrian International News Agency – 9 Christians Killed, 150 Injured in Attack By 15,000 Muslims and Egyptian Army

Christian Telegraph -Americans believe kids need 2 parents, Pew study says

Zwinglius Redivivus – Muslims Are Attacking Christians in Ethiopia

Clayboy – God’s Wife on the BBC? A tale of shocking ignorance

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As promised this is my weekly “few links of interest”.

These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.

So without further ado.

Mercator Net -Christianity is so yesterday, says UK high court

Edward Feser -Liberal neutrality update

Catholic Herald -Why Barack Obama has to be seen as an enemy of the Catholic Church

Political Jesus -Inside, Outside: How Does the Blogosphere Impact the Secular World’s Impression of the Church?

Telegraph -Jews not to blame for death of Christ, says Pope

First Things – Unborn Child To Testify On Abortion Bill

Accepting Abundance -40 Days for Life – Virtual Vigil for Bloggers

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As promised this is my weekly “few links of interest”.

These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.

So without further ado.

Edward Feser – To a louse

Lisa Graas – Review: ‘A Simple Government’ by Mike Huckabee

MercatorNet – An IBM computer has thrashed two human champions in the quiz show Jeopardy! Is it game over for humanity?

Singularity Hub – France’s First Baby Born To Treat Siblings With Genetic Disorder

Epiphenom – Why non-religious Americans die younger

Daily Beast – Study Finds Cell Phone Radiation Changes Brain Activity

The Philosophers’ Magazine – Is morality relative? Depends on your personality

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