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Amazing Grace via All Spin Zone Yesterday evening, I was doing some research for my "Talking to the Reptile" series, when I quite by accident ran int
By John Amato — March 30, 2005

Amazing Grace

via All Spin Zone

Yesterday evening, I was doing some research for my "Talking to the Reptile" series, when I quite by accident ran into an exceptionally relevant sermon on Beliefnet. I urge you to read the entire sermon by Forrest Church, Senior Minister of All Souls Church (Unitarian) in New York City. Not only is it timely, but it takes the evangelical fundamentalists to task on many issues, using the Schiavo debacle as a jumping off point for talking about the "culture of life" that apparently is so near and dear to the fundies....read on

via BlondeSense

The culture of life applies to all life.
If you claim to be christian then act like it. Especially in public...read on

The culture of life means if you are going to pull out all the stops and drag out your Christ on the Cross statue then you had better know what it means to be christian or shut the hell up:

Both posts are exceptional in bringing together the aspects of a real spiritual life, not one that is a single issue hypocrisy.

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