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Happiness: The Research, the Search
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(last updated: 7/24/2010)
Interpreter Magazine, July 2010, Wholly Bible, Happiness: The Research, the Search
Grief and Belief
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(last updated: 6/29/2010)
Wholly Bible,Grief and Belief, Interpreter Magazine, May-June 2010
God's Economy
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(last updated: 6/24/2010)
Wholly Bible, Gods Economy
Going Far Together
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(last updated: 6/24/2010)
Wholly Bible:Going Far Together, Interpreter Magazine, May 2010
Mood Swings
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(last updated: 6/24/2010)
Wholly Bible, Mood Swings
Guns or Gospel
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(last updated: 4/17/2009)
The month of April has lately turned into something to dread, an unhappy annual national moment of truth to confront.
Wholly Bible: One-world Government
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > Archives Web Exclusives > Wholly Bible: One-world Government
(last updated: 1/14/2008)
Growing up in the South, I often heard certain groups warn against the rising power of theUnited Nations and other promoters of “one-world government.”
Wholly Bible: How to fight for 'the least of these'
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > Archives Web Exclusives > Wholly Bible: How to fight for 'the least of these'
(last updated: 5/17/2007)
In a fast-talking, fast-track world of achievement and prestige, United Methodist pastor Bill Barnes has always worried about those left behind.In the 1960s, as a minister just starting out, he did something unusual. He started an interracial, intercity church.
Wholly Bible: LOW-CARBON DIET
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2007 Archives > March-April 2007 > Wholly Bible: LOW-CARBON DIET
(last updated: 2/23/2007)
There's good news and bad this month about planet earth.
Wholly Bible: A Day to Remember
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2006 Archives > November-December 2006 > Wholly Bible: A Day to Remember
(last updated: 10/31/2006)
I heard a sermon the other day that made me rack my brain, do some research, make a long-distance call and wake up to reality.The minister's message was a question: %22When were you baptized?%22His point: We should know the date.
Wholly Bible: NO TO GNOSTICISM
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2006 Archives > May-June 2006 > Wholly Bible: NO TO GNOSTICISM
(last updated: 4/21/2006)
The hottest idea in religion right now rivals theexcitement of American Idol and the suspenseof Texas Hold ‘em. I’m talking about gnosticism, an ancientspirituality that was denounced as heresy by theearly church. It has risen again.
Wholly Bible: Saints -- Heroes of the Faith
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2005 Archives > February-March 2005 > Wholly Bible: Saints -- Heroes of the Faith
(last updated: 3/29/2006)
It's fun to stroll the malls in February, when the splashy colors in the show windows are Valentine's Day pink, red and white. It's also strange. In the post-Super Bowl gray of late winter, our high-flying consumer society finds a way to embrace romance ... and a saint. There's little information about St. Valentine. He was possibly a third-century Christian martyr in Rome, but he may never have existed at all. One explanation for attaching Valentine to the Feb. 14 love theme is that's the date when birds traditionally pair up for spring mating and nesting.
Wholly Bible: Who Needs Optimism When You Have Hope?
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2005 Archives > February-March 2005 > Wholly Bible: Who Needs Optimism When You Have Hope?
(last updated: 3/29/2006)
Who Needs Optimism When You Have Hope?On the most optimistic day of the year (Jan. 1) in the most optimistic nation on earth (USA), I picked up the new little book by Desmond Tutu called God Has a Dream: A Vision of Hope for Our Time.
Wholly Bible: How Many Wise Men Were There?
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2005 Archives > January 2005 > Wholly Bible: How Many Wise Men Were There?
(last updated: 3/28/2006)
My favorite Bible Christmas trivia question has always been, %22How many Wise Men are mentioned in the story of Jesus' birth?%22
Wholly Bible: Sabbath Speed
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2005 Archives > January 2005 > Wholly Bible: Sabbath Speed
(last updated: 3/28/2006)
For decades now I've been trying to walk to church, without success.
Wholly Bible: The Bible Doesn't Split Along Political Lines
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2005 Archives > January 2005 > Wholly Bible: The Bible Doesn't Split Along Political Lines
(last updated: 3/28/2006)
The Bible Doesn't Split Along Political Lines
Wholly Bible: ARE WE REALLY DOING WHAT JESUS WOULD DO??
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2004 Archives > July-August 2004 > Wholly Bible: ARE WE REALLY DOING WHAT JESUS WOULD DO??
(last updated: 3/27/2006)
ARE WE REALLY DOING WHAT JESUS WOULD DO??
Wholly Bible: Have you read a Good Book lately?
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2004 Archives > September 2004 > Wholly Bible: Have you read a Good Book lately?
(last updated: 3/27/2006)
It's been a summer of tough news for serious reading. A major survey by the National Endowment for the Arts says less than half of Americans, for instance, read literature anymore. Some 90 million Americans didn't read any such book in 2002, the survey said.
Wholly Bible: Rock of Ages
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2004 Archives > July-August 2004 > Wholly Bible: Rock of Ages
(last updated: 3/27/2006)
Stare at a tall, ancient, weathered, stone Celtic cross for a few minutes and see where your thoughts take you.
Wholly Bible: Some Things Never Go Out of Style
Home > Interpreter Magazine > Archives > 2004 Archives > October 2004 > Wholly Bible: Some Things Never Go Out of Style
(last updated: 3/27/2006)
Some Things Never Go Out of Style. It was late summer 1964, 40 years ago this week, when the world was ready to convulse and the adults at church gave me my first Bible, my reward for entering third grade.
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