Once in a great while I'll find something in a Christian publication that I agree with. Christianity Today for July/August 2018 has an article "The Bible's Slowness" by Sandra McCracken, and "Holy Inefficiency" by Christina Crook. Here is one of her websites encouraging others to feel the joy of missing out. Well said.
While the change must be to some extent arbitrary, the adult-kiddies need to start paying attention to the down-side of modern technology, instead of just gobbling it up like starving teenagers at a pizza party.
Missing out on most of the online buzz would probably do you a lot of good. How did we ever survive in the world when we weren't able to be connected to each other 24/7?
The purpose of this blog is a) to refute arguments and beliefs propagated by Christian "apologists" and b) to restore my reputation after one homosexual atheist Christian apologist trashed it so much that he got slapped with four libel-lawsuits.
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