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1. Dan Miller says

   Friday, February 11, 2005 at 2:54 pm

   I would like to know more about stem-cell research and a Biblical response. I hear about it, but I am fuzzy as to it’s implications from a Biblical point-of-view.

   I would also like to have discussed the most powerful line of arguments for addressing evolution. What are the best things to address when discussing evolution with people? Where are the evolutionary fault lines?

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2. Kevin Schultz says

   Saturday, February 12, 2005 at 11:35 am

   What about discussion around First Amendment rhetoric, good and bad, as it relates to the Church.

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3. Hugh Williams says

   Thursday, March 3, 2005 at 4:03 pm

   Stumbled across this today:

   Crisis for the Godless: Atheism in Decline Worldwide

   Interesting mix of good news and bad news.

   The good:

   Two developments are plaguing atheism these days. One is that it appears to be losing its scientific underpinnings. The other is the historical experience of hundreds of millions of people worldwide that atheists are in no position to claim the moral high ground.

   The bad:

   …Re-Christianization is by no means occurring. “What we are observing instead is a re-paganization… [the] rise of all sorts of paganism is creating a false spirituality that proves to be a more dangerous rival to the Christian faith than atheism.”

   What kinds of challenges and opportunities does this present to us as followers of Christ?

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