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Jesus will continue to be scandalous

01.15.2010

Hey, look what I found in my Google Alerts - a new On Faith blog from Mr. Maher himself. -Goose

Read it on http://newsweek.washingtonpost.com

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		italiaprincesa - February 01, 2010 01:06 AM Pt. 2 {Hm, this turned out a little longer than I thought, so here follows the rest in stages} Re: sparrow4

		italiaprincesa - February 01, 2010 12:51 AM I tried to post this on washingtonpost.com in response to this article (and previous comments), but for whatever reason the website would not post it. So, for what it's worth, here it is: Re: barferio - Humanity definitely has the capacity "to do good, to hear good things, to express and experience mercy" regardless of religious affiliation or lack thereof (one of my friends is a former-atheist-turned-agnostic). The funny thing, though, is that in assessing something to be "good" or "merciful" conversely also means that there is "bad" and "ruthless." Affirming that such distinctions exist also confirms there must be a value system to determine which actions are "good" and which are "bad." Religions tend to serve two purposes: first, to establish that value system; and second, to better understand the relationship/interaction (if any exists) between the ultimate starter-force of the universe and people/nature. Your frustration with so-called "christian oppression" has legitimate ground, although I would challenge you to contrast the individual/group's oppressive actions vs. the foundational principles of Christianity, which are rooted in Jesus Christ Himself, His actions, and His words. Re: sparrow4

		chad - January 21, 2010 10:55 AM Hey Matt... for the first time there was a worship night at the NAMM show... in conjunction with WATS worship arts and tech, summit, worship musician magazine, yamaha and a few others... performers were Paul Boloche and Lincoln Brewster... what a great night..

		Raul - January 18, 2010 10:02 PM Hi Matt I'm Raul, and I'm brazilian. I liked to know your e-mail. I enjoy you song, its is very bless !!! God bless you !!! In portuguese: Deus te abençoe !! Raul Ramos Figueiredo São Paulo- Brasil

		Ron G. (3:11:58 pm) - January 18, 2010 03:12 PM Hi, when you have time go to HEAVENTRUTH.ORG

		Kelly - January 15, 2010 11:54 PM What time is Matt playing at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Rosenberg on JAN 16 and 17? Thanks! -Kelly

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