Christianity: A Christianity Today columnist who is not a Trump supporter cautions against looking down on evangelicals who do support him.
Benjamin L. Corey on the question of whether Jesus was a pacifist, or not.
Relevant has an essay on "How to Pray When You Don't Feel Like it."
E. Stephen Burnett argues that Christians need fantastic literature that appeals specially to them. Maybe so. I confess that I'm not a huge fan of most such literature. (I am a fan of good fantastic literature, whoever writes it.)
Weekend Fisher argues that rational thought is a natural process -- it isn't miraculous. (Which, of course, does not deny that God made it possible.)
Computing: Wired on Facebook's new privacy settings.
Education: Listverse tells us 10 facts about the English language that you may not have known.
History: (and economics, and Christianity) Ken Schenck on what the Bible says about economic structures in society.
Politics: (or economics) Wired reports on a book about the economics of Star Trek, which has what is apparently a fictional money-free society.
Science: Listverse has a post on 10 strange anatomical facts about animals. Among other things, the post discusses the tongues of frogs and the location of a tick's eyes.
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2 comments:
Guilty as charged in the Trump article, although I don't confront people. I prefer not to discuss politics at all in real life, and I don't really want to know if any of my friends and acquaintances are Trump supporters.
I really liked the English language article; it was very interesting, and I learned some things, but some I heard before elsewhere.
Thanks for your faithful comments. I'm with you on your first paragraph.
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