Category Archives: Web Sites

Now on Kindle…

Three of my books are now available for Kindle:                                                                                            

Thomas Hart Benton: The Prodigal Son

When reading Peter Hitchens wonderful book The Rage Against God I was particularly struck by his personal reflection on Thomas Hart Benton’s The Prodigal Son. I wanted to post a blog about that but found that Dennis Skinner had done it for me. So why try to reinvent the wheel. Here it is: The Other

Christmas at the Movies

 ”To my mind, there are only two truly great Christmas movies: “Scrooge,” the 1951 adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” starring Alastair Sim, and Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life,” starring James Stewart.” Libertas hits the Christmas nail on the head. Read his understanding of how the Kingdom of God breaks into these two

Let’s Say Thanks in Support of Our Troops

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The Interview with God

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The Spread of Religion

 ”And this gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.”                                                                                                 Matthew 24:14 Thanks to Between Two Worlds

100 Insights

After thirty years as a Christian freelancewriter Dan Edelen at Cerulean Sanctum:Looking for the 1st Century Church in 21st Century America has 100 important insights for all Christians, regardless of the length of their membership in the Kingdom of God or of their theologican training.  He begins 1. Love God. Love people. It’s that simple.

Atheism Poster

Copy and send this poster to friends reading books by Dawkins or Hitchens, courtesy of C. Michael Patton at Parchment and Pen:  

Blogger Reflection Nominees for You to Visit

Kevin Stilley at Encyclopedia Kevinannica, has nominated five blogs for the Blogger Reflection Award, an honor I didn’t know existed.  I happened to be one of them.

Is EVERYONE Going to Heaven?

That question arose at a Princeton University Karl Barth Conference, as reported by Joel Garver at Sacra Doctrina.