Here are some of my characteristics/beliefs/stands (which will be totally unacceptable to most readers -- that's OK as long as it doesn't keep you from reading further).
Eschatology -- Preterist
Nature of God – Open Theist and unitarian
Politics – Near-pacifist Libertarian voluntaryist
Music – jazz and gospel
Church – Foothills Church of Christ (you can listen to Sunday sermons and adult class)
Frequently visited sites (I don’t agree with everything therein):
Politics
Counterpunch
Journal of Libertarian Studies
Rational Review
The Independent Institute
Theology
Cecil Hook
Carl Ketcherside
N.T. Wright
Al Maxey (especially “Reflections”)
Peninsula Bible Church (great expository preaching, especially of the OT)
Religion Online (something for everyone)
Cat Scriptures (a little levity)
James Fowler
Christian Classics Ethereal Library (everything ancient)
Christian Logic (not an oxymoron)
Christian Ethics (possibly an oxymoron)
Codex (some really good stuff)
Crosscurrents (basically PoMo)
Bible dot Org (check out the authors)
Does God Exist?
Bill Klein (good Greek)
Monergism (Calvinistic but useful)
ICE (complete books on Christian ethics)
NTRF (house church site with good articles)
One Place (audio stuff)
FaithMaps (more PoMo)
Rodney Decker (good Greek and other stuff)
Jim McGuiggan (‘nuff said)
Stand To Reason (little of everything)
BibArch (archaeology and other things)
World of Bible Studies (very extensive)
Touchstone (Journal of Mere Christianity)
Frank Viola (not the pitcher; the house church guru)
Xenos (good essays)
Jewish studies
Berman Center
iTanakh
Torah dot org
Being Jewish
Philosophy
Internet Guide
Radical Academy (my favorite)
Paideia Project (very comprehensive)
About Me
- Duffer Dan
- Sparks, Nevada, United States
- I am Dan Smith, widower of Mary, father of four daughters who are married to Christian husbands and mothers each of two wonderful children who have presented me with 3 greatgrandkids, fifth-generation Church of Christ member, retired US Army major who spends a little time on the golf course. My time in/with the Army (20 years in uniform and another 20 years as a civilian employee) was a great blessing. I was part of four overseas congregations (Korea, Okinawa, Turkey and Greece) and one Stateside (Reno, NV) that taught me the concept of unity without uniformity. I am both an exclusivist (accepting as a brother one immersed in water in compliance with Jesus' command) and an inclusivist (accepting ALL baptized believers regardless of their denomination).
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