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JC > JC
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J-Walking
At the end of a day where James Cameron (JC) presented his best case for finding “Jesus’ tomb,” it can once more be clearly stated that Jesus Christ (JC) is in no particular danger of being dethroned as the King of Kings. The Jerusalem Post quotes Amos Kloner, a former Jerusalem District archaeologist who compiled…
Booze, the Red Sox, and Lent
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J-Walking
I have a dear friend who loves – loves – the Red Sox. Generally he can tell you whether a particular player had enough fiber on the previous day. He recently thought of naming his son Matsusaka after the Red Sox new hotshot pitcher Daisuke Matsusaka. That would sound odd given his Germanic surname. He…
Tucker Carlson show @ 4:45
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J-Walking
I’ll be on Tucker Carlson’s show on MSNBC at 4:45pm… tune in.
“Think Jesus meets Titanic”
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J-Walking
I can almost see the conversation that James Cameron had with fellow filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici (aka, the Naked Archeologist) some years ago, “We need a project.” “Yeah, something sexy and big.” “Well, you know that DaVinci Code thing is big.” “DaVinci Code… DaVinci Code… hmmm…yeah, not as big as Titanic though.” “Certainly not as big…
Interviewing John Edwards
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J-Walking
I interviewed John Edwards yesterday on a snowy Washington Sunday – a surprise snow of the sort that clings to everything and is another of God’s reminders that one day all will be new again (and with no slush). Thank you for your questions – I got through as many as a I could. A…
Yawn and double yawn
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J-Walking
The bottom line from the whole, “Hey, I found Jesus’ bones in a box!” thing by James Cameron – yawn and double yawn. There really isn’t anything new – although I have no doubt that there are those who will make it seem like new news. This is a rehash of old accusations made about…
Wilberforce movie review – The New York Times doesn’t hate it
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J-Walking
Click here for the full review. An excerpt: “Amazing Grace,” a prettified take on the life and times of the 18th-century reformer William Wilberforce, carries a strong whiff of piety. It isn’t a bad smell; there are notes of roses and treacle in the mix, but also elements of sweat and pain. Wilberforce, born in…
The challenges of naming a son…
By
J-Walking
I am the father to the three most wonderful girls in the world. Now, come June and with God’s mercy, I will be the father of a son. My excitement grows daily. I think that I didn’t know how much I wanted a son. I’ve been spoiled by three daughters – why would I want…
Questions for Sen. John Edwards?
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J-Walking
I’ll be interviewing John Edwards on Sunday for Beliefnet to kick off our interviews of presidential candidates. Email me or post comments with any questions you would like asked. I can’t promise I will be able to get to them all but I will try.
Rick Warren no go North Korea
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J-Walking
Last summer, Rick Warren surprised his congregation by announcing he was going to go preach the first-ever Christian event in reclusive and oppressive North Korea. To all criticism, Warren simply said: “I know they’re going to use me,” Warren said, responding to a question about whether he was concerned that the invitation could be a…
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