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The Christian Paradox
I was browsing some of the most popular bookmarks on del.icio.us and stumbled across an excerpt from Harper’s Magazine article “The Christian Paradox.” The excerpt itself is interesting, but I’m really looking forward to the full article, which I’ll get off of EBSCOhost next month when it shows up there (side note: I love the library! Yay free access!).
What I thought was really fascinating is that this article is popular at all. What does that say? That there are a lot of Christians who are similarly concerned about this paradox? Or that there are a lot people who want to poke holes in Christian ideals? (I might add that the excerpt doesn’t do this; the author is just showing the truly strange dichotomy between what we say and what we do.) What do you think?
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