Doug Chaplin<\/a> highlights a news article<\/a> about a study which shows that fundamentalists don\u2019t know the Bible better than others, and that reading the Bible more doesn\u2019t lead one to vote for a particular party. Is anyone surprised\u2026apart from fundamentalists?
Liberal Pastor discusses what it means to be a Progressive Christian<\/a>. I hope Mystical Seeker<\/a> and Pluralist<\/a> won\u2019t stop exploring the cutting edge of such a faith. Pluralism Sunday<\/a> has been scheduled.
Sam Harris needs Christian volunteers<\/a>. Vridar has been continuing a series on Wright and the resurrection<\/a>, and also talks about why science is not a faith<\/a>. Quixie discusses the Pastoral Epistles<\/a>. James Tabor discusses Barrie Wilson\u2019s How Jesus Became Christian<\/a><\/i>. Ehrman and Wright continue their conversation<\/a>. April DeConick asks about religious freedom<\/a>.
Andrew can\u2019t help laughing that someone finds Jesus\u2019 view of discipleship an inadequate definition of Christianity<\/a>. Michael Halcomb<\/a> calls bloggers to unite for human rights<\/a>.
Chuck Blanchard asks whether Jesus was wrong about Genesis<\/a>. John Pieret continues to discuss what the Discovery-free Institute says and does<\/a>. Steve Martin asks people to share their stories about shifting to an evolutionary creationist perspective<\/a>. Ancient Hebrew Poetry also has a post on a Genesis creation story<\/a>. Francisco Ayala spoke recently about the problem of evil<\/a>. John M. Lilley, president of Baylor University, has written a letter addressing the issue of Expelled<\/a>. Elliot highlights some moderate voices on religion and science<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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