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Irish, Catholic, and Dangerous: August 2013
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Irish, Catholic, and Dangerous. See what love the Father has given us,. That we should be called children of God; and so we are.". Wednesday, August 28, 2013. Blackfriar Films Presents "Come My Way". Blackfriar Films, the media division of the Eastern Province of the Order of Preachers, have now gotten into the music video business. Check out their new video for the hymn, "Come My Way". They may not have beards, but they are Dominicans, and well, that's close enough! Links to this post. Links to this post.
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Children of God | Across the Gap
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Ldquo;How great is the love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called the children of God! And that is what we are! That He sent Jesus Christ. Without Gods love, there is no Jesus-come-to-earth, no Christian, no Scripture, no Church, no nothing. These commands are inextricably tied to one another. God loves us. I am one of us, and you are one of us. As I grow in love of God, I end up loving what he loves. I end up loving you, my neighbor. Churches. Four whole churches. One of those ...It ha...
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Immigrant Healthcare | Across the Gap
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From 2005 to 2006 1.12 million people became lawful permanent residents of the US[1]. While in the same time interval an estimated 408,000 became undocumented residents.[2]. Another frightening set of governmental statistics reports that from 2004 to 2005 the uninsured population grew by over a million people to 46.6 million, or nearly 16% of the total US population.[3]. Should be able to access public healthcare.[5]. But may be eligible for state programs. With regards to legal immigrants, the debat...
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Recovering a Social Spirit | Across the Gap
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Recovering a Social Spirit. It is sheer hypocrisy on our part to raise our eyebrows, shrug our shoulders, or wring our hands. John Stott. What is the most important issue to face the globe over the next fifty years? However, I’m not convinced that the increasing spread of globalization, the AIDS epidemic, identity questions, cloning, or even the rise of secularism are the paramount issues. The importance of this question is beyond comprehension the repercussions of which will be felt across the globe.
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Monthly Topics | Across the Gap
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50 Years From Now; Salient Issues Now and In the Coming Years. Contributors for October;. The Influence of Religion in Political Thought and Policy. Contributors for June;. The Essence of Christianity: What it means to be Christian. Contributors for May;. City in a Hill. Recovering a Social Spirit. On City in a Hill. On Religion in Government. On What does it mean to be C…. On What does it mean to be C…. On City in a Hill. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Across the Gap”.
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Coming Soon – Really! | Across the Gap
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Coming Soon – Really! We apologize for the delay in this months edition! Unfortunately the summer has proved to be a bit busier for some of us than we thought and things are running behind. The articles will be posted either on Tuesday, 6/6/06 or Wednesday 6/7/06. A notice will be sent via email when they are posted! Thank you for your patience,. The Team @ AcrossTheGap. This entry was posted on Monday, June 5th, 2006 at 9:23 pm and is filed under News/Announcements. Feed You can leave a response.
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City in a Hill | Across the Gap
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City in a Hill. City in a Hill:. The Ideology of Evangelicalism. This essay was born largely of two things: the first was a semester spent communing, reforming, and learning in. Washington, D.C. with an incredible group of Christian brothers and sisters who I have the distinct privilege of calling friends. Much of what I propose in this paper is a product of the many conversations I had during that time as well as the research I did both by force and by choice. It also did not take long, however, for sev...
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Across the Gap | Across the Gap
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Simply stated, AcrossTheGap is a website/blogspace dedicated to the discussion of everything from theology to politics, poverty to public policy. By raising important and meaningful questions and topics for discussion every month along with drawing from an intentionally pluralistic base of writers, AcrossTheGap seeks to foster awareness, thoughts, reflections, discussion, and growth amongst both its readers and writers alike. How does it work? Questions or concerns – Wishing to contribute? City in a Hill.
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What does it mean to be Christian? | Across the Gap
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What does it mean to be Christian? I believe that this is a question that all Christians have to face at one time or another. This is especially true when it comes to defending ones own faith but that matter is a whole other animal all in itself. Is there one universal definition as to what being Christian means or is it a personal preference? Do we make up our own guidelines, to justify our actions? Rdquo;, as it is; “Am I going to love people as Jesus loved people? Feed You can leave a response. I genu...
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Contributors | Across the Gap
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Jeremy Lindgren; Editor of Across the Gap. Jeremy is currently studying political studies at Gordon College in Wenham MA. He enjoys politics, sociology, chocolate, Ultimate Frisbee, and music. He is looking forward to moving to Washington D.C. in the fall of 06 to continue his studies for a semester. Timothy Teal; Contributor. Steve Holstrom; Contributor. Steve is currently studying political science at UMass Lowell. His interests include current affairs, politics, sports, and steak. City in a Hill.
