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October 24 2004 By virtueonline Thoughts on Concerns and Questions about the Windsor Report - by Tom Wright

October 22 2004 By virtueonline Anglican Report is 'Fireproofing the House' - by N. T. Wright

Archbishop Robin Eames has said more than once that leading this commission was the hardest work he's ever done. How difficult was it for you as a member of the commission?

October 14 2004 By virtueonline The Ecstatic Heresy - by Robert Sanders

The Dammann case does reveal continuing differences in the United Methodist Church concerning the issue of homosexuality. The Council of Bishops is painfully aware of this disagreement. In such moments as this, we remember that our unity in Christ does not depend on unanimity of opinion. Rather, in Jesus Christ we are bound together by love that transcends our differences and calls us to stay at the table with one another.

October 12 2004 By virtueonline ONE NATION UNDER GOD - by Stephen Noll

In the case of rule by one, we can easily identify unjust rule as tyranny, where a ruler like Saddam Hussein is oppressing his people and enriching himself. Now here is the surprise: Aristotle says that democracy is unjust: that it is possible for the people, or a majority of them, to rule for their own benefit and not for the benefit of the whole society.

October 11 2004 By virtueonline “The Making of Spidermen" - by Paul N. Walker

And it’s a big day for Trinity – for the faculty, the staff, the board, the students and the graduates, all of whom I believe will experience the life-changing grace of God through Paul in the same way that I and scores and scores of others have.

October 10 2004 By virtueonline A Mind in Love with God - by John Piper

The Success of Evangelicalism

October 09 2004 By virtueonline TESTING THE FAITH: Homosexual S&M part of Christianity?

The presentations offered at the American Academy of Religion's 2004 Annual Meeting in San Antonio next month demonstrates that "bringing male homosexual behavior into the mainstream produces a slippery slope" that serves only to destroy basic societal norms rather than tame risky behavior, says Robert A. J. Gagnon, associate professor of New Testament at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.

September 30 2004 By virtueonline Evolutionism and the Limits of Science: An interview with Prof. Mariano Artigas

Artigas, a professor of philosophy of nature and of sciences at the University of Navarre, spoke with ZENIT.

Q: The title "The Frontiers of Evolutionism" indicates that there are questions that fall outside the competence of science, yes?

Artigas: I will respond with the words of Stephen Jay Gould, one of the most important evolutionists of the 20th century. He was a professor of Harvard University for most of his life.

September 14 2004 By virtueonline Oak Hill College - Holiness and Sexuality

A review of the book can be found on Oak Hill's website at
http://www.oakhill.ac.uk/news/2004_news/08.html

David Peterson contributed three chapters. This is the third where he examines Romans chapter one and engages with the theology of Canon Jeffrey John.

September 07 2004 By virtueonline Seeds of Democracy: A Christian/Muslim Dialogue - by Peter Moore

Let me begin, then, with a personal story.

I was walking through a particularly beautiful village in the mountains of Morocco, some years ago, and I was chatting with my twenty-something guide, a very talkative young man who seemed unusually eager to find out as much about me as he could.

“Are you American?” He asked, right off the bat. “Yes,” I said. “Are you Christian?” “Yes” again, I answered. “Are you Protestant?” Once again I said “Yes.”

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