Shane Claiborne über sein sozial-diakonisch-missionarisches Engagement im Irak – und die Reaktionen auf einen Bericht in der säkularen Zeitschrift »SPIN«:
I got many letters from non-Christians who were fascinated by the gospel I preached and the God I’ve grown to love, and I got many letters from religious folks and church elders who were upset that […]
I used to always say, »Jesus was homeless.« And while there is truth in that, I believe the deeper reality is that Jesus had homes everywhere he went.
Wer wohl? Shane Claiborne natürlich!
(Ob »Rotel Tours« bei Jesus abgeguckt hat?)
[T]he answer to bad theology is not no theology but good theology.
Nochmal Shane Claiborne in »The Irresistible Revolution«. Wenn das noch mehr »Fromme« wüssten!
[…] the miracles were an expression not so much of Jesus’ mighty power as of his love. In fact, the power of miraculous spectacle was the temptation he faced in the desert – to turn stones to bread or to fling himself from the temple. But what had lasting significance were not the miracles themselves […]
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Christoph Biermann: Die Fußball-Matrix
Henning Mankell: Der Tod des Fotografen, gelesen von Axel Milberg
»Tribute Album« »Kampf der Plagiatoren«
Mein letztes Reiseziel:
Herrischried
8. bis 14. April 2012
Urlaub
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