Monthly Archives: December 2010

A truly Public Square: On Principled Pluralism

Posted on December 21, 2010 by Lauri Moyle

Recently I wrote about the Not Ashamed Campaign where I problamatised the idea of a Christian Nation. In that context what I meant was that there is a difference between the earthly city and the city of God and one ignores … Continue reading →

Posted in church, God, politics | Tagged christian, Christianity, church state, Church-State Relations, constitution, Michael Nazir-Ali, Nick Spencer, Os Guinness, Religion and Spirituality, United States, Universal Declaration of Human Rights | 8 Comments

The Evangelical Church vs the Introvert

Posted on December 15, 2010 by Lauri Moyle

Adam S. McHugh is an introvert, a pastor and I think all around a good writer. His relatively recent book Introverts in the Church: Finding our place in an extroverted culture, is an encouraging read if, like me, you score fairly high … Continue reading →

Posted in church, God, psychology | Tagged Acts of the Apostles, Extraversion and introversion, Myers-Briggs, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, personality, Personality test, Social Sciences, social sicence and the church, United States | 2 Comments

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A truly Public Square: On Principled Pluralism

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