This morning I found this very encouraging comment on the weblog. It sums up why we call our ministry “Keep Believing.” www.keepbelieving.com
Do you Facebook? If you are reading this, the answer is probably yes, and since when did “Facebook” become a verb anyway? The answer is, since Facebook more or less took over the online world. www.keepbelieving.com
Elena Kagan called the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy “a moral injustice of the first order.” Where on her moral hierarchy is a real “first order” injustice like murder? Not high enough. www.crossexamined.org
John Zogby recently interviewed nearly 5,000 American adults and asked them eight basic questions about economics. The eight questions have easily provable answers. www.crossexamined.org
Check out this article in the NY Times about a new atheist pocket debater app. This shows the level to which the current debate about God has reached. It's no longer just in academic or public settings. www.conservantlife.com
William Dembski has done it again. His recent book “Intelligent Design Uncensored” (co-written with Jonathan Witt) is a marvelous introduction to the controversy surrounding the ID movement. www.conservantlife.com
Clay Crosse is the real deal. If you spend a week doing ministry with someone, you get to know them pretty well. www.keepbelieving.com
Here’s a neat story from this week at Cannon Beach. On Monday I mentioned that Keep Believing Ministries supplies free copies of our little “gospel book” called An Anchor for the Soul. www.keepbelieving.com
I woke up this morning and realized that the first half of 2010 is already gone. How quickly the days and weeks pass from us. www.keepbelieving.com
