Things I have recently spotted that may be of interest to someone else:
The Arts: (And Christianity) A Christianity Today author, an expert on Madeleine L'Engle, discusses what she hopes is not lost in the film version of L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time. (She had not seen the film, which opened on March 9.)
Christianity: A Relevant writer says that God takes happiness seriously, and that we should, too.
(and Computing) A blog post documents that some Christian (?) leaders are deliberately inflating their social media follower numbers.
(and politics) Relevant reports that officials of the National Association of Evangelicals, and of the Southern Baptist Convention, are urging Congress to adopt some solution for the so-called Dreamers.
Relevant also reported that Wayne State University has refused to allow Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship on campus, because IVCF requires its leaders to be Christian. IVCF sued, and, two days later, Christianity Today reported that the ban was dropped.
Christianity Today reports that a Christian Canadian couple had their foster children removed because they wouldn't teach them about the Easter Bunny. But that decision was overturned.
Ken Schenck makes his annual Biblical argument for women in ministry.
"We truly ought to give thanks to God that we are not more gorgeous than we are—or more intelligent, or more creative, or more rich, or more influential, or more wise, or more whatever ..." from an article in Christianity Today.
He Lives discusses the history of sola scriptura, as part of a series on biblical inerrancy, what it is and what it means.
Politics: The New Scientist reports that fake news travels much faster than real news.
Science: Gizmodo reports that older termites are placed in more risky situations, including in battles.
Thanks for looking!
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