Our 2006 year in review series concludes with the fourth quarter:
October
“Do You See More than Just a ‘Carbon Footprint’?” Jordan J. Ballor
It’s a fair question to ask, I think, of those who are a part of the radical environmentalist/population control political lobby. It’s also a note of caution to fellow Christians who want to build bridges with those folks…there is a complex of interrelated policies that are logically consistent once you assume the tenets of secular environmentalism….
Our series on the year in review continues with the third fourth of 2006:
July
“Isn’t the Cold War Over?” David Michael Phelps
I’ve got an idea for a new sitcom. Titled, Hugo and Vladi, it details the zany adventures of two world leaders, one of whom (played by David Hyde Pierce) struggles to upkeep his image of a friendly, modern European diplomat while his goofball brother-in-law (played by George Lopez) keeps screwing it up for him by spouting off vitriolic Soviet rhetoric and threatening all of Western civilization with his agressive (but loveable) arms sales and seizures of private oil companies….
Our series on the year in review continues with the second quarter:
April
“Surprise! Evangelical Politics Isn’t Univocal,” Jordan J. Ballor
So from issues like immigration to global warming, the press is eager to find the fault lines of evangelical politics. And moving beyond the typical Jim Wallis-Jerry Falwell dichotomy, there are real and honest disagreements among evangelicals on any number of political issues….
This series will take a representative post from each month of the past year, to review the big stories of the past twelve months. First things first, the first quarter of 2006:
Here are the Top 5 Acton Institute PowerBlog posts of 2005 (by number of visits):
