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Evangelical Minister Goes Hardcore in Seattle: Mark Driscoll and Mars Hill
By
Donna Freitas
As a Catholic, the incredible variety and range evangelicals have to choose from among available worship communities simply amazes me–from the young and hip, left and funky, to the old school and liturgical, and the flat out cheesy. If you are at all like me and enjoy exploring the diversity of worship possibilities and their…
Whopper Sacrifice: What Would You do For a Free Burger?
By
Ellen Leventry
A reader accused me of excess political correctness for saying that I adored Burger King’s Whopper Virgins campaign for its ingenuity, but abhorred it for its nutritional irresponsibility. Well, it seems that I’m no longer in the politically correct camp as I am absolutely loving BK’s Whopper Sacrifice Facebook application, a widget that rewards users…
Casting the Bible?
By
Douglas Howe
If the Bible were being made into a movie, who would play the characters? Paul Asay has a piece on Beliefnet’s current homepage which poses some possibilities. Who would De Niro play? How ’bout Denzel? Adam Sandler? Glenn Close? How ’bout Keisha Castle-Hughes, Richard Dreyfuss, Shia LaBeouf, and Jeremy Irons? Who would play Joseph? Or…
Dating, Religion and ‘The Sopranos’: Pop Culture: Lenses on Ourselves
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Esther Kustanowitz
I always wonder what new angle writers will take when tackling the complex issues involved in the dating scene, both in the fiction and non-fiction realms, and what their reasons are. I mean, the books pile up year after year: what’s wrong with you, what’s wrong with him, where to meet guys, how to pick…
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