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Resourcing Kentucky's new monastic, Anglo-Catholic renewal.

Think of it as ecclesiastical guerrilla warfare.

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Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Falwell
Eastertide

I saw the news when I glanced at a co-worker's computer screen. I nearly choked.

Christians need to remember that they will become like their leaders, for better or worse. I have nothing good to say; Garrett explains why that's true for a lot of folks, and Will makes some measured comments.

He belongs to God now, and I certainly trust he's not the same man he was a day ago.

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At 5/21/2007 8:15 PM, Blogger byron said...

Thought you might be interested in this post by Ben Witherington on Falwell.

 

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Kyle Potter, MTh (Oxon)
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Department Liaison for Religion, Philosophy, Sociology & Theatre
Instructor of Christian Theology
Ensor LRC, Georgetown College

Who Is This Guy?

I am the Vine. You are the branches.

"The Church claims to be the most comprehensive human society there is - the new human race in embryo. And it claims this because of its belief that it is established not by any human process grounded in and limited by events, cultures and so on, but by God's activity."
- Rowan Williams

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My Religious Journey
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Controversial Posts

Casting Down Strongholds: Deconstructing Christian Clichés
Why "Liberal" Really is a Dirty Word
Heretics: Watch Your Damned Language
Five Things I Believe and Trust
Five Things I Reject
Christology
What is Evangelical Christianity?
Does "Evangelical" Matter?
On Evangelical Grammar
On Purgatory: Even the Mercy of the Lord Burns

Christ and Culture

On Criticizing Religion
The Post-Modern Morass
Are We Idealistic?
More on Being Post-Modern
Relevant?


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Ecclesiology:
Living in God's New Community

Index, with descriptions
On The Church
God's Model T?
Superpowers: On the Holy Spirit in the Community
On the Eucharistic Life
"...and Occasionally Prophecy": Thoughts on Authority
On the Day of Ashes: Community is Hard
The Great Vigil: Signs of Life
Schism
Risking Love
Why it Hurts
A Matter of Trust
Authority Issues
Trust and Obedience
The Communion of Saints
Understanding Our Community
On "Having Church"
On Being a Diaspora Christian
Homosexuality and Evangelical Churches
Unity and Exclusion
Excommunication and Redemption
Ecumenism
The Minimum
Community and Growth
Church and Witness

Rublev Trinity

The Holy Trinity: Participating in God

On the Sacraments

Baptism: An Interactive Poll
Baptism: Is Repetition a Good Thing?
A Eucharistic Index
"Evangelicals and Catholics Together"?

The Baptism of Our Lord

Christianity as Bodily Practices:
Doing the Jesus Thing

On Spiritual Disciplines
"But Will it Work for Me?"
On Worship
On Prayer
The Liturgy of the Hours: An Introduction
Liturgy of the Hours: Your Practices
Liturgy of the Hours: My Take
In Defense of Praise Choruses
The Sign of the Cross
On Being a Good Christian
The Sacrifice of Praise
Remaining in Christ
Why I Am Not a Calvinist
Purgation: 5 Things I Would Change About American Christianity

Harrowing of Hell

Practice Resurrection

Darkness and Light:
Seasons of the Christian Year

The Advent Hope
Advent: Waiting on the Lord
Epiphany
Entering Lent
On Lent: Understanding the Tradition
Lenten Practices
The Day of Ashes
Safe to Die
Everything You Know is Incorrect
Maundy Thursday
Holy Saturday: Mourning, Waiting
The Great Vigil: "How Blessed is This Night"
The Great Vigil: Signs of Life
Eastertide: Meet Me On This Road
Pentecost

The Twelve Apostles

Ancient Christianity:
Engaging the Fathers

The Didache
Polycarp of Smyrna
Ignatius of Antioch, I
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Clement of Rome
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Diognetus, II
Taking Back the Fathers
Justin Martyr
Antony of the Desert
Athanasius of Alexandria, I
Athanasius of Alexandria, II
Apostolic Succession
The Vincentian Canon

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Patriotism:
Before the Altar of Caesar

The Glories of War
World War One: Religious Support
World War One: "I Am Not a Christian"
Porter Memorial and the Powers That Be
"The Church of Jesus Christ does not have the luxury of patriotism"
"Every Knee Shall Bow: Anschließ den Reichskirchen"
Christians and the State
Closure
New Comments Go Here
Desecration
Howl
Worshippers of Mars

Considering Ministry

My +3 Apostolic Succession Beats Your Spell of Arius
A Conversation That Did Not, and Would Not, Happen
Qualifications of the Presbyterate
The Professional Ministry
Is Itinerant Ministry Valid?
Validation
Vocation: I Am Really Awfully Right and Reverend

Rembrandt, Return of the Prodigal

Singleness and Celibacy

The Problem with Singles Ministry
A Holy Celibacy: More Than Absence
Celibacy as "Space for God"
Obstacles to a Theology of Celibacy
Emo Meme

Recent Posts

Bookstore Plug
Kitty Day, part II
Whither Neo-Monasticism?
Kitty Day, Part I
"Be The Change You Want To See in the World"
No, kids...
Realpolitik
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FYI: Today's Reading
Friday is Kitty Day

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