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I was listening to God 2.0, an episode of Open Source Radio, Chris and Mary and Katherine and Brendan an [...]

i think a lot of christians are trying to preach using their sites. it was the great commission, after all. does anyone else feel that its easier to preach like that than in person? and not just defend their beliefs or argue aggressively…

christianity – a mode of lifelong inquiry indeed. let the seekers search online too.

i find i’ve become bolder about being a christian after i’ve started blogging about it as part of my life. that’s an immense gain for me.

i would like to note that what the web shows us of christianity is skewed in favor of those who are able to express their opinions here. as shown by the preponderance of what i shall call “the west”. where are the indigenous(for lack of a better word) expressions of faith? even though they are out there, they hardly affect us…

i fear i have made no sense. but i cant seem to express myself any better tonight.

Sarah Dylan Breuer

http://www.sarahlaughed.net/lectionary/ – Dylan’s lectionary blog

http://www.sarahlaughed.net/gracenotes/ – Grace Notes (a personal blog)

It was refreshing to hear open air discussion about God. I hope that there will be more shows like this in the future.

On the topic of Dvinity and all that is sacred, has anyone brought up the issue of the forces throughout history that have attempted to destroy religions and upright faith in God(s), namely Marxist idealologies?

As of late I have been reading a document called the Epoch Times Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party. With so much attention on China these days from so many anlges (population, economic development, polution, spiritual development/decay), this document has provided some insights into a lot of questions. Furthermore, nearly 2 million chinese have quit the party after reading the nine commentaries, or Jiuping as it is called in mandarin.

From my understanding of God, China is one of his favorite countries. Could it be that from within this great land we will soon see some truly majestic unfoldings?

Just some food for thought…

{Now if you folks could only go to two or three hours :}

BTW .. has there been discussion about extending the program after radio air time by audio, strictly on the net ?

I think there would be a continuation of at least part of the audience.