July 3, 2009 · 1 Comment
Dr. Frank Tupper recently attempted to lead a seminar on Baptists, homosexuality, and the Church at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship’s General Assembly this week. Unfortunately, it was cancelled, signalling even moderate Baptists’ inability to discuss the matter. This inexplicable navel-gazing on the part of the CBF makes them little better than the SBC, and, in fact, one could argue that at least the SBC knows what it believes and is willing to stick to its convictions, misguided though they may be. ... [Read the full story]
For those of you lucky enough to have HBO, tune in tonight to watch Trouble the Water, one of Pop Theology’s Top 10 Spiritually Significant Films of 2008 and one of the... Read more...
Religion Dispatches has two opposing viewpoints on the new NBC drama, Kings. Both look at how the series draws from biblical narratives and either succeeds or fails. Follow... Read more...
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Don’t let the length fool you…S. Brent Plate’s latest book, Religion and Film: Cinema and the Re-Creation of the World, packs a serious punch. It represents... Read more...