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This book has led me to wonder what the similarities and differences are between natural law and Scottish Common Sense Realism. Anybody know anything?

Karen Kingsbury writes inspirational fiction. She inspires me to write better stories.

Thank goodness one of the protagonists is being so moral and telling people to stop cussing!

Will Bailey choose Tim or Cody? The suspense is killing me! Oh heavens!

Someone get me a dictionary!

Basically, Eastern Orthodoxy holds to transelementation which is acceptable by Rome, therefore Protestants should also adopt transelementation.

The first 140 pages are onerous and rife with repetition. I wish I had heard of critical realism during my sociology of knowledge class. Once Wright gets into the history it becomes interesting.

Chapter 12, "On Love of God and Our Neighbour," was most excellent.

I love reading scholars analyze CCM. The author brings up Kutless' lyrics that talk about Jesus offering himself for sin even if it had only saved one person as evidence of sentimentality but this claim goes all the way back to St. Augustine of I'm not mistaken.

I've learned just how much Protestantism was influenced by Baconian Common Sense and how detrimental that has been to the Protestant mind.

Must...finish...before 2015...Hedstrom suggests the term "Judeo-Christian" arose as part of liberal ecumenical efforts to foster a convergent spiritual outlook on life shared by Americans.

I wonder if liberal Protestantism was more tied to book culture because perhaps fundamentalists would have insisted on being people of one book - the Bible - whereas liberal Christians would have been more eager for theolgical and biblical revision.

One of my profs is listed as a reference!

Hilarious so far! Elmer, fresh off of what he takes to be a conversion experience, is forced to give a sermon but, not knowing where to begin, he takes his atheist roommate's advice and uses Robert Ingersoll's words to preach!