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Sympathy to Montreal

The publishers of AlteredEgg.com wish to extend sympathy to the persons affected by the recent Dawson College shootings. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

For those of you out there involved in Goth culture and vampirism, please turn away from the occult, death and darkness. They lead only to evil and separation from God, as these shootings vividly illustrate. 

 
The Bestest Best Free Software for Mac

UPDATED! -- I know, there's a ton of lists just like this on the web. But if you're like me, you always go to them in the hopes that maybe, just maybe, there's one more you don't have. Maybe this is the only one that is targeted at creative Christians. Anyway, I'll keep it brief.

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Easier to Carry Christ to Work Than Work to Christ?

There is an incredible dichotomy that I have found in work and ministry. I found it easy to carry Christ into the secular world, but almost impossible to network with Christian Creatives or break into ministry, because of my business background.

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  • Wiesel to Mormons: Don't baptize dead Jews
    At USA Today:

    Holocaust survivor and Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel today called on Mitt Romney to tell the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints stop doing proxy baptisms in the names of dead Jews, including Holocaust victims such as Wiesel's parents.

    It's not known whether Romney, a former Mormon bishop and still an active believer, baptized any late Jewish people when he participated in the LDS church's practice.

  • The Unreported Global War on Christians
    At The Daily Beast:

    We hear so often about Muslims as victims of abuse in the West and combatants in the Arab Spring fight against tyranny. But, in fact, a wholly different kind of war is underway, an unrecognized battle costing thousands of lives. Christians are being killed in the Islamic world because of their religion. It is a rising genocide that ought to provoke global alarm.

    The portrayal of Muslims as victims or heroes is at best partially accurate. In recent years the violent oppression of Christian minorities has become the norm in Muslim-majority nations stretching from West Africa and the Middle East to South Asia and Oceania. In some countries it is governments and their agents that have burned churches and imprisoned parishioners. In others, rebel groups and vigilantes have taken matters into their own hands, murdering Christians and driving them from regions where their roots go back centuries.

  • Study: Polygamy Bad for Society
    From the University of British Columbia:

    In cultures that permit men to take multiple wives, the intra-sexual competition that occurs causes greater levels of crime, violence, poverty and gender inequality than in societies that institutionalize and practice monogamous marriage.

    That is a key finding of a new University of British Columbia-led study that explores the global rise of monogamous marriage as a dominant cultural institution. The study suggests that institutionalized monogamous marriage is rapidly replacing polygamy because it has lower levels of inherent social problems.

  • Catholics hear anti-Obama letter in church
    At CBS News:

    During church services on Sunday, Catholics around the country were read a blistering letter assailing the Obama administration for an "assault on religious liberty" in the form of a coming requirement that most church-linked organizations - among them hospitals, schools and universities - offer birth control coverage as part of their health care plans.

  • Scholar emphasizes New Testament's Jewish roots
    At USA Today:

    Sometime in the next few weeks, Rabbi Kliel Rose of West End Synagogue in Nashville hopes to pick up a copy of the New Testament and learn a little more about Jesus.

    Rose, like many Jews, has viewed the Christian scriptures with some suspicion in the past. The New Testament is not always flattering to Jews, plus it's been used in unwelcome attempts at conversion.

    He hopes the new Jewish Annotated New Testament will make his task a bit more enjoyable.