Back of the Envelope points out some polls which show that, on the issues which causes The Economist to declaim Bush's "fealty to an extreme minority, the religious right," Bush has the same stance as the plurality, if not the majority, of Americans.

Rebecca Writes examines God's grace, the last post in a series on the attributes of God.

21st Century Reformation describes the life changing expereince of the Father's Love from the Parable of the Prodigal Son. Pastor Brad explains that this moment when we experience being "simultaneously saint and sinner" is the reformation experience which sanctifies the soul by creating overwhelming "delight in the Lord".

Living Catholicism points out the need to teach our children the value of life in a secular society that tolerates the horrific evil of abortion. This post offers practical advice on raising Pro-Life Children.

Deo Omnis Gloria looks at the Pope's declaration that the next twelve months are the "Year of the Eucharist." and what it means to the believer.

Pseudo-Polymath explores the strange conceit of our age that views science and Christianity as if they are at loggerheads. In some small ways this is true, but is mainly because of misunderstandings from both "sides" of the fray.

Viewpoint discusses how Christians and others are often cowed by the allegation that they have no right to impose their beliefs or values on others. The irony is that this claim can only legitimately be made by theists.

The God Blog reminds us all of the benefits of simply choosing to speak positive words.

Effortless Grace blesses us with a post describing my love for the elderly, and some reminiscing about her grandfather.

Parableman dives into what scripture tells us about the nature of worship and what that means about our worship today.

Beyond The Rim... contributes an examination of the demands of J.I. Packer's book, Knowing God, along with an invitation to study the book.

A Physicist's Perspective kicks off a series (which are liked to from the post) discussing the Reformation doctrine of "Sola Scriptura", which means that Scripture alone is our authoritative rule for faith and practice. Full of Biblical arguments and practical application.

Crossroads feels that Bush is probably the choice we must make as Christians. However, she also feels that the Christian community must also make some things very clear to Mr. Bush if he is re-elected.

Another Man's Meat takes a brief look at how Christians need to take a fresh look at politics and the Christian's role in their respective communities.

Ray Pritchard—Crosswalk Blog looks at how the sovereignty of God helps us maintain our spiritual stability in the midst of the turmoil surrounding the national election.

Weapon of Mass Distraction uncovers a serious possibility: A Russian expert says a flu pandemic could kill one billion-with-a-"b" people this year. Could this be a warning shot from the fourth horseman?

The Great Separation While the secular world celebrated on Sunday a holiday founded in the fear of death, All Saints Day marks a day that Christians can honor in remembering those who did not fear death to point of giving their lives for Christ. The following is a list of some of those over the last year who counted the cost, ran the race, and won the Crown of Life.

Walloworld pens a little story about salvation.

karagraphy shares some simple impressions grafted from ordinary life.

IntolerantElle provides a rebuttal to Bill Maher's pessimistic perspective on theology.

Allthings2all asks two quetsions: How would the Apostle Paul hold up in a modern day job interview? Are those things we consider strengths really our strongpoints?