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Posts Tagged ‘ Politics ’

Ed Stetzer and the Future of Denominations

Oct 7th, 2009 | By art rogers | Category: Blogging, Conferences, General Christian, Live Blogging, SBC

Could you tell that I’ve lost my passion for live blogging?  I’d forgotten to even write about Ed until this morning. :)
But I do have several things to offer.
First, Trevin Wax is here and is ready to challenge Timmy Brister for champ of the live blog.  Here are his notes on Ed’s presentation.
Also, here is [...]



GCR Task Force Listening Luncheon

Aug 27th, 2009 | By art rogers | Category: Church, Conferences, Politics, SBC

If you had told me 3 years ago that I would be sitting, at Ronnie Floyd’s invitation, in his church listening to him, Johnny Hunt and Al Mohler talk about the SBC as being in decline and the need for us to deconstruct that which is complex and bulky to get to what is efficient [...]



GCR Task Force Listening Luncheon Today

Aug 26th, 2009 | By art rogers | Category: Blogging, Church, Conferences, General Christian, Politics, SBC

Yep, I’m going.
I’m not sure if I’ll bother live blogging, but I might tweet.
If you are interested follow my twitter or the MissioScapes twitter feeds.
I’ll probably write a post event perspective for later in the week.



Gregory Boyd -The Myth of a Christian Nation: How the Quest for Political Power is Destroying the Church

Jul 29th, 2009 | By art rogers | Category: Church, General Christian, Politics, Video

Interesting what this evangelical pastor has to say about the church’s involvement in the political process.  All three videos = just over 20 mins…



How do you pray for Barack Obama?

Jan 20th, 2009 | By art rogers | Category: Politics, Prayer Request

Interesting clash of ideologies among evangelicals.  I read one report where a man was calling for prayers for the new president to fail in his aspirations and agendas.
The opposite perspective among evangelicals is represented most famously by Donald Miller, who prayed during the Democratic National Convention and tends to represent a great number of younger [...]



Race Relations and the President Elect

Nov 6th, 2008 | By art rogers | Category: Church, Politics

One of my great hopes for race relations in America is that there will be healing now that someone that is not a full blooded white dude has been elected.  The best case scenario is that minorities will feel that they are included in the leadership of America and that minority children will really believe [...]



Election Special

Nov 4th, 2008 | By art rogers | Category: Politics

I voted today.
If you haven’t, you should.
I am concerned about our process, though.  I walked up and just told the registrar my name, though I had my registration card and driver’s license in my hand.  I had seen several before me just say their names and he simply let them sign and vote.
No id required.
*sigh*
No [...]



Small, Hidden Economic Stimulus

Oct 16th, 2008 | By art rogers | Category: Economy, Politics

One of the smaller and not often noted additions to the economy is the increase of margins with the decrease of fuel costs.
Many suppliers cut their margins to keep their products as close as normal when rising fuel costs increased the cost of everything.  For them, the fall of prices brings their margins back to [...]



Feminist Tammy Bruce is for Palin for the same reason Dr. Laura’s against her

Sep 8th, 2008 | By art rogers | Category: Politics

Fascinating confluence of ideas and events in politics this last year, wouldn’t you say?  Tammy Bruce, a liberal feminist is for Sarah Palin’s nomination for what seems to be the reason Dr. Laura is against her.
RealClearPolitics – Articles – A Feminist’s Argument for McCain’s VP.
and
The Dr. Laura Blog – Sarah Palin and Motherhood
The most interesting [...]



Voting One’s Convictions

Jul 7th, 2008 | By art rogers | Category: General Christian, Politics

I’ve heard it argued that to vote one’s Christian convictions, especially this year, the vote must not be cast for either of the two major party candidates that appear to have finally sewn up their party’s nomination.  We think.
The argument, as recently posted by my friend Micah Fries, goes that to pick the lesser of [...]