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Greg Boyd taking a closer look at Jordan Peterson’s book 12 Rules For Life

In a 15 part blog posting, Greg Boyd (http://reknew.org) is taking an indepth look at Jordan Peterson and his book 12 Rules For Life. Boyd comes from the perspective of the historic orthodox Christian faith

Part 1

Part 1 (of 15): Introduction — What’s Up With Jordan Peterson?


Part 2

Part 2 (of 15): Can ‘Being’ Be Justified?


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Interview von Dr. Manuel Schmid | Gott hat keinen Plan für dein Leben!

Dr. Manuel Schmid
Bild: ICF Basel

“«Gott hat einen wunderbaren Plan für dein Leben.» Diesen Zuspruch hört man oft in christlichen Kreisen. Aber hat Gott unser Schicksal wirklich schon besiegelt oder schreibt er mit jedem Menschen eine offene Geschichte? Diese Ansicht vertritt ICF-Pastor Manuel Schmid in einem Interview mit dem Wochenmagazin «ideaSpektrum».

Ganzes Interview auf www.livenet.ch lesen

UPDATE:
Es gab einige Kritik an dem Artikel, hier eine Replik von Manuel Schmid:
Offener Theismus und evangelikale Kritik: Eine Replik (sola-gratia.ch)

BIO:
Dr. Manuel Schmid ist Pastor im ICF Basel

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Christianity Today Article: Wesley So | world’s elite chess player

On the small planet where elite chess players dwell, very few people worship Jesus Christ. If anyone discovers that you’re one of those “superstitious,” “narrow-minded idiots,” you’re likely to see nasty comments accumulate on your Facebook fan page. On a regular basis, I receive emails from strangers lecturing me about the dangers of following Jesus. Out of pity or disgust, they wonder how I, the world’s second-ranked chess player, can be so “weak-minded.”

_Wesley So

Continue reading here:

Christianity Today Article: I’m a Rare Breed: An Elite Chess Player Who’s Open About His Faith

Wikipedia: Wesley So