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You see, most guest posts on most blogs, you know, will be writing at ten. You're on ten here, all the way up, all the way up, all the way up, you're on ten on your blog posts. Where can you go from there? Where? But at Religion at the Margins, all of our guest posts are one louder, see? What we do is, if we need that extra push over the cliff, you know what we do? Put it up to eleven. Eleven. One louder. Why don't we just make our tens louder here than on other blogs? Silly question. Ours go to eleven. How, you might ask, are our guest bloggers able to produce material at such a volume? Silly question. They have six fingers on their right hands.

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Nathaniel E. Greene Responds to Paul Blowers’ Newest Attack on Chris Rollston

October 8, 2012

Much ink has been spilt recently over the treatment of a beloved professor of mine – namely, Prof. Christopher Rollston. Thom Stark has already shown how Prof. Rollston’s detractors are entirely lacking any kind of convincing argument...
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The Difference Between a Rationale and a Justification

September 9, 2011

This week I listened to an excellent discussion between Sheikh Dr. Muhammad Al-Hussaini and Patrick Sookhdeo, a former Muslim. I came away with immense respect for both men. The Sheikh made some great points about religious violence having a tribal, racial, and otherwise sociological basis rather than any sort of profound theological grounding in Islam’s scriptures....
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The Cold Shoulder

February 16, 2011

I’ve started and stopped writing this post at least half a dozen times. I’ve invested something like 10,000 words into it and here I am starting over again. I’m not a perfectionist or temperamental, I just haven’t found a message I felt worth sharing with you all. I think I’ve found it now. What...
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On First Love

January 25, 2011

Why do I remain in the Church? When this question was posted to me, I was taken aback for a moment. When one endures, survives, ekes out an existence on the fringes for so long, the question of “why” often becomes moot. Why do soldiers survive in the mayhem of battle? Why do parents...
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Don’t Shed a Tear for Me

January 24, 2011

When and if I arrive at heaven’s gates, I will have so many questions prior to entry that I can imagine the other tired and weary souls in line behind me will undoubtedly become irritated. I will ask about the true tenets of godliness, and more importantly, a great deal on what horrible things...
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