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Replacing One Mediator With Another….

Before I start on my study of the history of the church I want to do an “aside” post here … More

Christianity, God, Mediator

Atonement….

One of the current foundations of the Christianity is the atonement. Generally that is thought to be Jesus taking the … More

atonement, Christianity, Gulley

Humble Emergents vs. Absolutists….

Lets continue on with some more quotes from the book by Tony Jones entitled The New Christians: Dispatches from the Emergent … More

absolutist, Bible, Christianity, relavitist

Skiing The Slippery Slope

Anyone who has read much of this blog knows how I feel about the slippery slope. I believe that the … More

apathy, Christianity, civil rights, God, slippery slope

Those Non-Western Christians…

Anyone who has read much of this blog knows that I take the creeds of the Christian church to have … More

Christianity, ethical guidelines, Future of Faith, Harvey Cox, theologians

The Words of Jesus….

This is a continuation of the previous post about the words of Jesus taking front and center in Christian living. … More

Christianity, Jesus, Phyllis Tickle, the Red Letters, The Words of Jesus, Timothy Beals

The Third Great Rummage Sale — The Reformation

I think most people, especially those who call themselves Christian, are at least a little familiar with the third great … More

Calvin, Christianity, Luther, Reformation, schism

Saving Jesus — (Part 2) Post-Easter Jesus

This is a continuation of my review of the book Saving Jesus from the Church: How to Stop Worshiping Christ … More

Christianity, Jesus, Paul, post-easter Jesus, pre-easter Jesus, resurrection

Religionless Christianity???

Toward the end of his life, while in a Nazi prison, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was a well known Lutheran theologian, wrote some … More

Bonhoeffer, Christianity, letters, religionless christianity

How Faith Changed….

This will probably be my last post about the early christians for a while. Next time I will begin to … More

beliefs, Christianity, Faith, People of the Way

Official Christianity….

I am going to jump ahead a little here so that I can put something into your mind before we … More

Christianity, official christianity, power struggles, Religion

Welcome to the Re-Purposed Red Letter Living Blog

After an almost one year hiatus I will soon be posting again on this blog with this new format and … More

Christianity, Red Letters, where are we headed

Our Sheltered Lives…..

I am a frequent visitor to several Christian blogs. One of the bigger ones I recently visited was discussing  Matt … More

Christianity, poverty, Religion

Two Types of Worldviews…

In the next few posts I am going to do some personal reflections. Will they be objective; of course not, … More

Christianity, Principles

What is the meaning of life? – Part 2

We humans are constantly on the epic journey to find the meaning of life. It drives some of us quite … More

American Dream, Christianity

Book Review – Letters from a Skeptic

          I just finished the book Letters from a Skeptic by Greg Boyd and I must … More

apologetics, Christianity, Gregory Boyd, witnessing

The Jesus Factor

On Sunday I listened to a sermon from my pastor that truly moved me. It is about a subject that … More

Christianity, Giving, Jesus Factor, Poor

It’s Just a Face

   We have all seen many pictures such as the above portraying Jesus. Most show him as a fair haired … More

Christianity, Religion

The Twenty Piece Shuffle

   Subtitle: Some very inspiring words I just finished a book entitled “The Twenty Piece Shuffle” by Greg Paul. It … More

Book review, Christianity, Religion

The Thing about Mary

   I have always wondered why Catholics are so focused on the Virgin Mary and Protestants, except for Christmas Eve, … More

Christianity, Religion, Virgin Mary

The curse of riches

 Matt 19:24 Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle … More

Christianity, Religion

How about those mega-churches?

There is a wide disparity of opinion about how true to Christ mega-churches are. I probably fall somewhere in the … More

Christianity, Religion

Happy Birthday Jesus

Christianity, Religion

About Christmas

Most of the information about Christmas is found in the Gospel of Luke. Luke was probably a gentile by birth … More

Christianity, Religion
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