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Part One: The Danger of Reading About Porn Here are some scary statistics: Porn is no longer an industry of driving to the store with the blinders on the windows and the fence around the parking lot. It is easily accessible over the internet. It is easy to find web cams of women and men…

A few weeks ago I finished a book titled Feel by Matthew Elliott. Essentially the book is about debunking the myth that psychologists and now churches have put out that we need to follow reason or logic and not our emotions or feelings. The book was challenging for me. My entire life I had always…

Part One– Review Part Two– Politics and the Internet Part Three– The Old Guard of Conservative Christianity Today we’re going to finish the series by getting into one of the biggest issues for Christian voters: abortion. I completely understand how sensitive this issues is and am welcome to dialoguing through the contact box and over…

Part One– Review Part Two– Politics and the Internet Now we are getting into the controversy with Ford. She is bound to anger some of her readers as she dissects Christians and politics. As she talks about conservative Christians and politics she says, “This attitude is evident ‘in the way political and religious conservatives vigorously…

Part One– Review of the book I think the crux behind independent voters is that they believe there are more than two sides to most discussions, more than two voices that need to be heard, and more than two solutions to all problems. The power of blogging and the internet has changed the way politicians…

When most people think of independent voters they think of people who are undecided, wavering, and unsure of what they believe. Marcia Ford’s book, We the Purple seeks to dispel this notion and to support and advocate for Christians being independent voters. Despite being inclined to agree with Ford, I think she did an excellent…