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1. i'm not by any stretch of the word ideologically a market capitalist. I do not like the division of labor, neither do I like the word vocation. I do not like the ownership of private property and I do not like it that billions of people have only their unskilled labor to sell. These things however are part of our reality ( Read more... )

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American Evangelicals have alway been involved in helpin folks out (ok maybe a little less so in the past century than they were in the previous) but we are famous world over for our activism and culture of helpin out. We've been, as Jim was saying this morning, pulling bodies out of the river for years. Throwin a heaping helping of basic food ( Read more... )

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The beat downs have offically begun here at the Harvard of Evangelicalism. Saturday night I found myself relaxing with friends and discussing nonsense as usually bored out of our minds. Little did we know that oppression lurked in our midst. Bored as I was I decided to take out my trusty squirt bottle and mist my plants. This lead to the ( Read more... )

The world is smaller from America... Its a real shock to wake up from 3 weeks of being asleep to the globe and find out that you've been locked into a 45 square mile 80 acquaintance lock-box. Its even more of a shock when you realize how quickly it can happen and how hard it actually is to break out. The size of the globe and the need of the ( Read more... )

are gay boys dressed up like fairies. Brett and Tim are perfect examples. note below


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