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Monthly Archives: July 2008
A Prayer of Blessing for the Teachers
A few years ago, the Baptist Center for Ethics produced materials that could be used by local churches about this time of year to highlight the holy calling that our teachers accept when they offer themselves as teachers of our … Continue reading
Political Email as Terrorism: The Libelous Forward
Like everyone else, I daily receive forwarded email messages from friends and acquaintances. Whenever it says at the bottom, “Pass this along to ten of your friends and keep this message alive,” I immediately determine I will not pass it … Continue reading
The War Between Men and Women
It’s been a busy couple of weeks for what James Thurber called, “the war between men and women.” Thurber didn’t begin the war, mind you, but he spoke and wrote satirically about how women and men have traditionally been at … Continue reading
Voting the God Ticket
I first wrote a few stories about “Back Row Birdie” seven years ago. Birdie’s a fictional character who sits on the back row of church where she can keep her eye on things in her church. From that elevated perch, … Continue reading