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- 06/08/09
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Thank God for Bandit Country
Carl Trueman writes about on online living. "One question that I have now been asked more times than I care to remember is 'How do you cope with all the nastiness that's come your way on the internet over the last few years?' The answer is pretty simple: it generally doesn't come my way because I generally don't read it."
Have the Days of Christian Media Come and Gone?
Newsweek asks the question. "The real interest here, though, is more than merely economic. TCW's death signals something much bigger: an end in America to the perceived separation between the secular and the evangelical worlds."
Deal of the Day: Bible Giveaway
Monergism Books has a giveaway for three study Bibles. Three winners will be randomly selected from all entrants. One entry per person. Instructions and sign up at the link.
Carl Trueman writes about on online living. "One question that I have now been asked more times than I care to remember is 'How do you cope with all the nastiness that's come your way on the internet over the last few years?' The answer is pretty simple: it generally doesn't come my way because I generally don't read it."
Have the Days of Christian Media Come and Gone?
Newsweek asks the question. "The real interest here, though, is more than merely economic. TCW's death signals something much bigger: an end in America to the perceived separation between the secular and the evangelical worlds."
Deal of the Day: Bible Giveaway
Monergism Books has a giveaway for three study Bibles. Three winners will be randomly selected from all entrants. One entry per person. Instructions and sign up at the link.

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Comments (3)
I like Trueman's article. Though, is he really that hated and reviled by the nutty side of the blogosphere? I'd never heard of the guy until I started reading challies.com.
That Newsweek article was frustrating, to say the least. It took the good of Christians getting out of their self-imposed ghetto, mixed it with the bad of everything passing for Christianity these days (good grief, Oprah?), and reached conclusions based on the resulting melange.
Agreed Brendt. That Newsweek article is a little frustrating. The only way that Christian media can happily coalesce with secular media is by leaving out something crucial.