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Tag Archives: contemporary Christianity
An iPhone Convert in More Ways than One
Originally posted on The Religion Beat, May 24, 2010 I’m a Blackberry girl. My closest friends and family can attest to the fact that my BB and I are rarely apart from each other. My partner has an iPhone, and … Continue reading
Of Prayer Vigils and Police Barriers: Protest and Pilgrimage at the Olympics
Originally posted on The Religion Beat, March 24, 2010 The triumph of Canada’s hockey gold medals now a month old and the memories of the Olympics are starting to fade. Watching the Olympics unfold in our own country is an … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, contemporary Christianity, lived religion, Olympics
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Avatar, Ever-After
Originally posted on The Religion Beat, January 13, 2010 I have given up trying to define religion. I agree with most scholars of religion that attempts at defining it lead to generalizations and undermine the importance of a subject matter … Continue reading
The Origins of Ray Comfort’s Darwin: Text as Authoritative Object
Originally Posted at The Religion Beat, November 30th, 2009 A Crisp Wednesday Afternoon on Campus University students and free things apparently go hand-in-hand. Pizza is best. Or any kind of food really. But books, especially controversial ones, are guaranteed to … Continue reading
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Tagged authoritative discourse, contemporary Christianity, Darwin, evangelicals, Ray Comfort, textuality
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