A broader church (Fun in the woods with gay, tattooed and generally liberal folk) (Barf Alert)

The Economist ^ | 6/30/11

[Albion Wilde]

I cannot say anything about the flaky goings on in the N.C. woods.

Oh, I can. They're flaky!! LOL!!

As for the rest of you who are morally superior to anyone who has walked a labyrinth in any circumstances, get over yourselves. There are lots of filthy-living pop stars who wear crucifixes. The symbols are relatively meaningless in the vacuum of public opinion. What is meaningful is the heart of the follower who finds the Christ in many settings and situations.

[Albion Wilde]

I cannot say anything about the flaky goings on in the N.C. woods.

Oh, I can. They're flaky!! LOL!!

[Albion Wilde]

As for feeling morally superior to anyone who has walked a labyrinth in any circumstances at any time: What is meaningful is the heart of the follower who finds the Christ in many settings and situations, given that He has already conquered the world. As ye seek, ye find.

[He Rides A White Horse]

They can call themselves "Mainline Protestants," but the label is no more true than if you were to stand in a garage and call your self a 1952 Studebaker.

I hear you. Anything that goes against the left is deemed out of the mainstream. You're right of course.

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Isaiah 5:20 “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter”.