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12/05/06
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A La Carte (12/5)

Tuesday December 5, 2006

Driscoll: MSNBC reports on Mark Driscoll's response to an uproar caused by various of his blog posts on women.

Humor: The Sacred Sandwich's December issue is now available. Among the headlines is this: "Robertson Named Meteorologist of the Year."

People: Ligon Duncan posts at the Together for the Gospel blog about "Jose Manoel da Conceicao - A name we ought to know."

Du Jour: Brandon Porter reflects on visiting the grave of his son.

A La Carte (12/5)

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1. Michael Garner
December 5, 2006
2:14 PM

I don't think Driscoll is the greatest thing since sliced bread, but you can't help feel sorry for the guy. He gets beat up from every angle. I'm interested in his desire to scale back inflammatory language after realizing he has a wider platform. What exactly will that mean? Time will tell.

-mike

2. travis johnson
December 5, 2006
6:22 PM

I think Mark is a sharp guy. I enjoy his stuff. That aside, I see zero way to justify the actions of PAF and others who claim Christ for trying Mark publicly and launching a protest over non-essential non-sin issues. Ludicrous.

3. Brendt
December 6, 2006
4:25 PM

Because, after all, after CNN, MSNBC is the first place that I go for accurate information about Christians. ;-)

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