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After my previous post on Christianity Today’s article God is Not Dead Yet, Nathan Schneider asked me in a comment to have a look at the review he did. I also later saw John Stackhouse respond on his blog, which I thought also warranted comment. First up, I look at Schneider’s fairly lengthy and informed review.

I received an email from my mother yesterday that included a copy of the essay written by former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow before he died (on July 12, 2008). The title of the essay was ‘Cancer’s Unexpected Blesings’.

Philip Yancey in CT: Lewis has taught me a style of approach that I try to follow in my own writings. To quote William James, “… in the metaphysical and religious sphere, articulate reasons are cogent for us only when our inarticulate feelings of reality have already been impressed in favor of

Maybe these folks REALLY liked Wall - E and Hellboy 2. Here is David Neff’s Second Coming Ecology:  We care for the environment precisely because God will create a new earth.

The crack-up of the Anglican Communion is at hand, evangelical bishops attending the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury tell Christianity Today, and the 400 year old Anglican project appears over. “I’d like to expect a miracle,†said Bishop Gregory Venables of Argentina, a leader of the evangelical alliance at Lambeth, but said he feared the prospects for the church holding together were grim.

USAToday’s poll-maven Frank Newport has a quick analysis of some Gallup Polling on religious preference in the States, in this case regarding religiosity by age group. In many ways it’s not too surprising.

“If The Lord Is God, Follow Him…†Published July 16, 2008 A Different Gospel , Ungodly Spirits 4 Comments Tags: christianity today magazine, dual allegiance, following god, good vs. evil, misguided pastors, occult, prosperity gospel, voodo 1 Kings 18:20-22 (New American Standard Bible)

Peter Lovenheim wrote an Op-Ed for the New York Times about his attempts to get to know his neighbors by spending one night in their homes. What would it take, I wondered, to penetrate the barriers between us? I thought about childhood sleepovers and the insight I used to get from waking up inside a friend’s home.

I get a really cool newsletter from Christianity Today Magazine called the “CTEYE On Marketing†that I recommend you check out. One of their articles in todays edition “Getting Your Story in Print: How to Publish a Press Release†focused on how businesses can take advantage of press releases to get cheap or free publicity and attention.

A True Clash of Civilizations July 12th, 2008 J Cifre, J.D. Posted in Outside Sources | 94 Comments » The highly courageous and outspoken female activist, Wafa Sultan, speaks the truth about the connection between terrorism and Islam (above).