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Sending Out Christmas Curses
Tired of the same old Christmas cards? According to the satirical Babylon Bee “news” site, this family unwittingly stumbled upon […]
Christmas, curse, imprecatory psalms, satireHow young was the Virgin Mary … and was that too young?
I’ve posted some more-or-less heart-warming Christmas greetings in years’ past. See 2014, 2013, 2012, and 2011. This year I’m going to […]
Christmas, Mary, virgin birth, virgin conceptionThe real scandal over Starbucks cups
These days I rarely go to Starbucks. But I can’t help commenting on the latest installment in the interminable and […]
Christmas, ethics, evangelicalism, garbage, Marketplace, recycling, Starbucks, War on ChristmasSometimes it is okay just to say ‘Merry Christmas’
The White House had a lovely Christmas card this year, though reliably contrarian Sarah Palin was deeply offended at the outrageous inclusion […]
Christmas, evangelism, fundamentalismHow do you schedule a convenient Christmas service?
In a new poll 28 percent of Canadians said they would be attending church for Christmas. Ironically, 68 percent responded on the survey […]
Christmas, church, consumerismWhy you shouldn’t sing “Silent Night” at city hall
The other day my daughter reported to me on the drive to school that she and her class would be […]
Christmas, pluralism, secularism, secularizationBad idea of the week: Michael Buble singing “Santa Baby”
My wife is a big fan of Canadian wall-paper jazz/pop singer Michael Buble. Me? Not so much. (Not that I dislike […]
Christmas, Michael Buble, Santa Baby