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When doing grace surpasses saying grace

Posted in Christianity and Culture, Ecclesial Ethics, Personal Ethics, Social Ethics on August 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »

We should admire folks who can say things with gracious eloquence. We should imitate folks who can do things with gracious eloquence. Like this:

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One nasty little “ergo”

Posted in Christianity and Culture, Ecclesial Ethics, Natural Law, Personal Ethics, Political Ethics, Social Ethics on August 12, 2011 | 1 Comment »

In a recent blog post, “The Sole Un-lordhip of Christ,” Brad Littlejohn offers some provocative analysis of the discouraging academic proposal to restrict the church’s activity in the world, known as NL2K (“Natural Law + Two Kingdoms”), being sponsored by people alleging this to be the route to recovering the “spirituality” of the church. He [...]

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