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Mother Teresa Is Still Causing Trouble

The Freedom from Religion Foundation is complaining about the 2010 Mother Teresa stamp. Actually, their charge against her is exactly right—you can’t separate her faith from her humanitarian actions. It was that faith that gave her the strength and grace to carry on loving the least of these.
 
  • A New Contest

    I hope by now you’ve all heard about our new online bookstore. Here you will find books by leading theologians and Christian thinkers on a variety of topics. In addition to books by Chuck Colson, you will also find titles by authors like Francis A. Schaeffer, C. S. Lewis, R. C. Sproul, Glenn Sunshine, and Eric Metaxas (to only name a few).

    With the opening of the new store comes the opportunity to win an autographed copy of Chuck Colson’s bestselling book The Faith.

    All are welcome to participate! Click below to find out how . . .


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  • What shall we do with The Point Blog?

    I wrote a post the other day called: The Point Will be Changing and then posted a survey. We have gotten quite a few responses.  Thank you!

    We need to talk about things here in an open discussion too -  specifically:

    • The Point Blog will have to depend on the users more to run the community. What ideas do you have  on helping moderate discussions, getting new readers, encouraging more to comment and generally taking more ownership?
    • We need to add bloggers and posts. How would you, our users, suggest we approach that need?  Please weigh in here (open discussion) or on the survey (private and anonymous). Your ideas?
    Please  comment  here, and we will respond. We can go back and forth. I am sure Gina will weigh in as well.

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  • From the Third Reich to America

    This September, Germany's Anatomical Society will hold a symposium called “Anatomy in the Third Reich,” which is a panel discussing the work of Nazi anatomists, like Eduard Pernkopf, who used victims of genocide to further medical research. It’s important to continue to examine the Nazis' "final solutions" lest we forget the horror and evil of those times.

    But perhaps we’ve already started forgetting—this report reminded me that, perhaps, we’re not so far from carrying out the same heinous acts that people like Pernkopf did.


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  • Thorny Issue update: Arizona immigration law blocked

    Discuss.

    (Our last post on immigration is here.)
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  • Update: Fair Sentencing Act passes

    Congratulations to Pat Nolan and to everyone else who worked hard to get this bill through!
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  • Deeply pondering the significance of 'but'

    I was reading "The End of Courtship," a multipart article by Dr. Leon Kass over at Boundless, and came across this passage:
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  • No Joking Matter

    Every fall, when I teach my British literature class, I include a short story by Doris Lessing called "To Room Nineteen." You'll understand why I think it's an important story if you read my latest column at the Colson Center. Enjoy!
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