Columnists :: Keeping The Faith
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By Rick Harris | Wednesday Jan 21, 2009
I have been knitting like a mad man this winter.
People of faith must move out of their comfort zones
By Laura Kiritsy | Thursday Nov 13, 2008
"You can’t always get what you want/ But if you try sometimes you might find/ You get what you need"
Whose truth will set you free?
By Rick Harris | Thursday Jul 24, 2008
When it came to organizing our days or playing games my best friend and I fought like cats and dogs. We never hit each other in anger but I know that more than once I wanted to just haul off and whack him.
There are worse sins than Pride
By Rick Harris | Friday Jun 13, 2008
However, it does make me chuckle when I think of how we annually celebrate one of the Seven Deadly Sins. Yes, pride is one of those cardinal sins. In fact, pride is at the top of the list and is actually considered the most serious of all sins and the source from which all other sins arise.
Where’s the beef, Pope Benedict?
By Rick Harris | Thursday Apr 24, 2008
Pope Benedict XVI has made his first visit to America. It is clear this man knows his way around the public relations business. During his visit it was hard to turn on a television or open a newspaper without seeing his outstretched arms.
And I’m telling you I’m not going
By Rick Harris | Thursday Apr 10, 2008
Some days I am just ready to give up. I am weary of the struggle and I wonder whether it is all worth it. But then some bloody bigot makes a remark that pisses me off and makes me understand anew how important it is to stand up and slap him silly.
Beware the moral arbiter in sheep’s clothing
By Rick Harris | Thursday Mar 13, 2008
It seems that since the beginning of time there have been individuals in our communities who have, either by consensus of the community or by self-proclamation, established themselves as the moral arbiters of our society. Over the years these folks have weighed in on everything from slavery to same-sex marriage.
Toward a more perfect union
By Rick Harris | Monday Feb 11, 2008
In an unprecedented move towards Christian unity two weeks ago, former President Jimmy Carter and Bill Underwood, president of Mercer University, a Baptist - affiliated institution, gathered together 30 disparate Baptist groups that represent millions of people and span a wide range of geographical, theological and political beliefs. In his opening speech, Carter asked, "What is the prevailing image of Christians today?
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