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    Slack Activists

    Being linguistic pedants, my fellow contributors at THINK will most probably not appreciate me slamming a noun here, but here it is: Slacktivists. Read more
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    Cultural Blinders

    Well, things seem to have been a bit quiet here of late. Andrew is still on his Lenten break, but will be returning with a bang after Easter. I’m not sure about Jennie... Read more
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    Is it sinful to lust after your boyfriend or girlfriend?

    In response to last week's post on lust, a commenter asked, “Could you possibly comment on lust in boyfriend/girlfriend relationships. Where is the line between... Read more
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    The Use of Prophecy

    This morning I was at a prayer breakfast with a couple of the Reformed pastors from my town, and we were discussing the gift of prophecy. At the same time, another... Read more
  • The Deadly Sin of Lust image

    The Deadly Sin of Lust

    And so we turn to the last of the seven deadly sins: Lust. Read more
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    Chalke vs Wilson: The Final Round

    The fourth and final part of the debate between Steve Chalke and Andrew Wilson on whether we have misread the Bible is now online. Here it is: Read more
  • The Deadly Sins of Greed and Gluttony image

    The Deadly Sins of Greed and Gluttony

    Of all the deadly sins, greed is possible the most difficult to admit. Read more
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    Re-Lenting

    I’m not at all sure about lent.
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    Chalke vs Wilson, Round 3

    If you are finding lent a struggle without your normal Wilson fix, here is the the third part of Andrew's debate with Steve Chalke: Read more
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    The Deadly Sin of Sloth

    Of all the books of the Bible, it is the book of Proverbs that most focuses on the deadly sin of sloth. Both by way of negative example (“As a door turns on its... Read more