The Dangers of, and other links

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• Mosque wins in lawsuit settlement -- "A religious liberty case that sparked controversy after two Southern Baptist Convention agencies filed legal briefs supporting the right of Muslims to build a mosque in New Jersey has been settled."
• On the Validity of NOAA, NASA, and Hadley CRU Global Average Surface Temperature Data -- "The objective of this research was to test the hypothesis that Global Average Surface Temperature (GAST) data, produced by NOAA, NASA, and HADLEY, are sufficiently credible estimates of global average temperatures such that they can be relied upon for climate modeling and policy analysis purposes."
• Stop Launching Churches! Instead, Covenant Together -- "I would like to advocate the use of the biblical word “covenant” to designate the beginning of a church, as in “We first covenanted as a congregation on June 24”."
• The Dangers of So-Called Chronological Bibles -- "The Bible is not, as the promoters of these works allege, a ‘giant puzzle’ to be solved."
• The Fundamentalist Challenge at the Turn of This Century -- "An Audio MP3"
• The Significance of the Five Quotations of Isaiah 6:9-10 in the New Testament -- "...when a particular OT passage is cited multiple times, we do well to study why the NT persons and writers viewed this text as so important."
• What Does the Bible Say About Women Pastors? -- "One of the most common attacks on this verse is to claim that it was only meant to apply to a specific situation in Ephesus, where Timothy was instructing the church."
• Why the US Military Wants Fewer Generic Christians -- "The Department of Defense now recognizes 216 religions."
• Wife says 'never go to bed angry' after waking from row to find husband dead on sofa -- "She had told him that she was worried he was running himself into the ground and told her husband to sleep on the sofa for the night when they failed to resolve the dispute."