When the Reformers of the 16th century looked at the Christianity of their day, they saw a church that (in their view) had gotten away from its Scriptural roots. With sola scriptura as their watchword, they overturned centuries of Holy Tradition and placed Scripture at the center of not only their theology, but also their worship. Protestant worship services centered not around the Eucharist, but the sermon. Many of the rites that had been designed through the centuries to help connect people with God were dismissed as “Romish rituals” and eliminated from Protestant worship. …
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Scott Adams (aka Dilbert's creator) had an interesting blog post this morning, which can be found here
In it, he writes:
Recently I have been thinking about talents versus handicaps in the context of religious belief. Research indicates that some people are born with a natural inclination fo...
I went to send a suspend notice to someone this morning using Firefox and was greeted with this mess:
It worked just fine in Chrome, I am not sure about IE at this time.
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