This post dovetails with my previous post, but is different enough to have its own spot.
I’m from a very non-liturgical tradition. Don’t really care for empty tradition or worship that just goes through the motions. I’m not impressed with robes, candles, pomp and circumstance, incense and monotone congregational readings.
I’m from a tradition that takes the [...]
Archive for December, 2007
Am I missing something?
Posted in Church, Religion, tagged Church, reverence, worship on December 26, 2007 | 5 Comments »
What’s the Worst That Could Happen?
Posted in Church, Religion, tagged awe of God, reverence, worship on December 26, 2007 | 4 Comments »
I was talking to a friend about worship services today, and it got me thinking. I am really longing for a return to holiness and reverence in our worship services and worry that in our attempt to make God more palatable to the unchurched that we are swerving dangerously away from a sense of [...]
Body Language
Posted in Politics, Religion, tagged Mike Huckabee on December 26, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Read an article the other day where some psychologists who are experts in body language assessed the various candidates for president in 2008. It did not surprise me a bit to find out that Mike Huckabee was found to be the candidate who was the most comfortable and seemed to have the least to hide [...]
The Smell of Hypocrisy
Posted in Politics, tagged evangelicalism, faith in politics, Mike Huckabee on December 21, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Ok, I shouldn’t be surprised by hypocrisy in the media, and pointing it out may be an exercise in futility, but I can’t help it.
For a long time now we’ve heard over and over from pundits that Mitt Romney’s religion should not be used as a test as to whether or not he is qualified [...]
I Like Mike
Posted in Politics, tagged evangelical vote, Mike Huckabee on December 21, 2007 | 2 Comments »
What? There’s a candidate out there who is unabashedly pro-life, is for the Fair Tax, is openly Christian, speaks plainly, has a plan to secure our borders, and is not full of double-speak (like Romney’s defining what “saw” means… Bill Clinton, is that you?). Why have I not heard of Mike Huckabee much before now? [...]
