
Mike Woodruff
Radio geek turned product manager. Love trains and planes- busses not so much. Volunteer member of the National Ski Patrol.
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2 months ago |
chicagotribune.com | Mike Woodruff
Though many equate Easter with bunnies and brunches, it’s long been a battle over a body. Christians claim the tomb was empty because Jesus rose from the dead. Others say that if it was empty, it’s either because he only fainted on the cross, his disciples stole the body or everyone kept looking in the wrong tomb. It matters who’s right.
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2 months ago |
timesfreepress.com | Mike Woodruff
It wasn't quite a "where were you when" moment, but almost. I'm talking about Richard Dawkins — the world's most famous atheist — announcing that he'd become a "cultural Christian."Initially I was confused. Dawkins a Christian? Then I realized what he was saying. The Oxford professor wasn't embracing faith; he was joining the parade of secular people acknowledging that much of what's right about the West depends upon a flourishing church.
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2 months ago |
newstribune.com | Mike Woodruff
COMMENTARY: Famous atheist’s pivot doesn’t surprise me as a pastor Today at 3:00 a.m. by Mike Woodruff, Chicago Tribune (TNS) It wasn't quite a "where were you when" moment, but almost. I'm talking about Richard Dawkins -- the world's most famous atheist -- announcing that he'd become a "cultural Christian." Upcoming Events
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2 months ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Mike Woodruff
It wasn't quite a "where were you when" moment, but almost. I'm talking about Richard Dawkins - the world's most famous atheist - announcing that he'd become a "cultural Christian."Initially I was confused. Dawkins a Christian? Then I realized what he was saying. The Oxford professor wasn't embracing faith; he was joining the parade of secular people acknowledging that much of what's right about the West depends upon a flourishing church.
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2 months ago |
sacbee.com | Mike Woodruff
It wasn't quite a "where were you when" moment, but almost. I'm talking about Richard Dawkins - the world's most famous atheist - announcing that he'd become a "cultural Christian."Initially I was confused. Dawkins a Christian? Then I realized what he was saying. The Oxford professor wasn't embracing faith; he was joining the parade of secular people acknowledging that much of what's right about the West depends upon a flourishing church.
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