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www.christian-thinktank.com is simply the best place on the web to find answers (unbelievably thorough answers, I might add) to deep seated questions about God and the Bible. Wonderful resource for seminary students and those new to the faith who are looking for more then the average website can provide. Its particularly useful if you are looking for a study on women in the Bible, genocide in the Bible, and the Trinity. All work on it is compliments of one incredible man, Glenn Miller.
www.internetmonk.com is the personal web page of Michael Spencer, a very eclectic minister/writer/teacher. He posts frequently and on a variety of topics.
His reflections on culture, faith and life are often insightful. Among my favorites are his thoughts on "worship" music and a beautiful piece about liturgy in church. He's a strong Calvinist (I am not) and I don't always agree with him, but I find him down to earth and thought-provoking.
www.frederica.com Thoughts from the Orthodox side of life. A unique perspective you don't often hear from. She was a hippy-agnostic turned Episcopalian turned Orthodox. She has some wonderful essays on marriage and family. She's also authored a number of books. I whole-heartedly recommend her, especially to women.
-NORA
www.christian-thinktank.com is simply the best place on the web to find answers (unbelievably thorough answers, I might add) to deep seated questions about God and the Bible. Wonderful resource for seminary students and those new to the faith who are looking for more then the average website can provide. Its particularly useful if you are looking for a study on women in the Bible, genocide in the Bible, and the Trinity. All work on it is compliments of one incredible man, Glenn Miller.
www.internetmonk.com is the personal web page of Michael Spencer, a very eclectic minister/writer/teacher. He posts frequently and on a variety of topics.
His reflections on culture, faith and life are often insightful. Among my favorites are his thoughts on "worship" music and a beautiful piece about liturgy in church. He's a strong Calvinist (I am not) and I don't always agree with him, but I find him down to earth and thought-provoking.
www.frederica.com Thoughts from the Orthodox side of life. A unique perspective you don't often hear from. She was a hippy-agnostic turned Episcopalian turned Orthodox. She has some wonderful essays on marriage and family. She's also authored a number of books. I whole-heartedly recommend her, especially to women.
-NORA
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