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Muslim scholars clerics and intellectuals pointed to love of God and love of neighbor as shared principles that can serve as a solid foundation for peace and understanding…. identifies some core common ground between Christianity and Islam which lies at the heart of our respective faiths as well as at the heart of the most ancient Abrahamic faith. Judaism. Jesus Christ’s call to love God and neighbor was rooted in the divine revelation to the people of Israel embodied in the Torah (Deuteronomy 6:5; Leviticus 19:18).  We receive the open letter as a Muslim hand of conviviality and cooperation extended to Christians worldwide. In this response we extend our own Christian hand in return so that together with all other human beings we may live in peace and justice as we seek to love God and our neighbors.”… Joining the Yale Divinity School scholars are Christians at various points on the theological spectrum including for example:  Rick Warren evangelical pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest. CA and author of and Harold Masback III of The Congregational Church of New Canaan in Connecticut; William Graham dean of Harvard Divinity School and Richard Mouw president of evangelical Fuller Theological Seminary; John M. Buchanan of a mainline Protestant publication and David Neff of the evangelical flagship publication ; Diana Eck of Harvard Divinity School and Marguerite Shuster of Fuller Theological Seminary. The Yale Center for Faith & Culture’s Volf author of The and described by Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams as “one of the most celebrated theologians of our day,” said. “The extent of agreement of major Christian leaders—representing a broad diversity of positions——in responding to the Muslim initiative is truly extraordinary and may represent a sea-change in relations of Christians to Muslims. “Evangelicals and liberals can now join in common effort not just around the pressing problems of poverty and environmental degradation but around the issue of Muslim Christian relations—a defining issue of the 21st century. This has the potential of being one of the most hopeful developments in inter-faith relations in recent decades.”… Now my question: where are the Canadians?  On the list of endorsers I see John Stackhouse Jr (Regent College. Vancouver). David A. Reed (Wycliffe College. University of Toronto). James Beverley (Tyndale Seminary. Toronto) and Geoff Tunnicliffe (World Evangelical Alliance. Vancouver).  But that’s it…  I’m not an expert on Islam but from what I’ve read and watched. Muslims really don’t like Christians very much. In fact it doesn’t take much online research to read about the number of people worldwide being killed for converting to Christianity. I must admit I’m skeptical that peace is really what they have in mind with this document. I just happened to read an article from a site called Frontpage magazine today. I’m not familiar with who created it or really who they represent but I read a fairly disturbing article about some of the viewpoints of many Muslims. I happened to read your blog soon after and am having a hard time understanding how this “NY Times ad” will play out in reality. I am all for seeing Muslims and Christians live in peace but question the profitability of this effort by “nearly 300 prominent Christians representing a broad spectrum of theological perspectives”. In reality where might this common ground lead? Maybe I’m just a little cynical especially after also watching the movie “Obsession” not too long ago. You can check that out at: . Hey Janice! Thanks for adding your thoughts and contributing to the discussion. I’m glad you decided to stop being a lurker!! (Now I have to convince others…!) I had a look at those websites and they are truly scary. And I suspect crafted by their producers to instill fear in the viewer. Yes there are lots of Muslims who are radicalizing. But I believe the vast majority are moderates and people who want a good life for their kids. In my recent trip to Afghanistan and the UAE. I met dozens of Muslims in whom I sensed a desire for conciliation and demonstrated hospitality to me as a Westerner. The picture that is painted by much media is generated to increase ratings not communicate the broad-based truth of what is happening in the Middle East. Moderate Muslims who view websites such as the ones cited must cringe and not recognize themselves. I feel the same way when I see fundamentalist stereotypes being characterized as representing my faith. I cringe and it makes me angry. For example view the trailer for Jesus Camp here: What we all should be against is not the Muslim faith but fundamentalism of all stripes be it Muslim or Christian. Thus my joy over seeing moderates coming together in the Common Word project. Along with the question of where the Canadians are … is why didn’t Christians initiate this. Hats off to the Muslims who did … but I can’t help but wish this step forward had been taken by followers of Jesus. Maybe I should just stay a “lurker”. I’ve never been called that before! It sounds mysterious! I also think maybe my comments portrayed too much of an attempt to play the devil’s advocate. I’m actually quite a strong advocate for welcoming internationals into my home and life. In fact my sister and her husband work with International Student Ministries and seek to build friendships with students and immigrants to Canada. I think Jesus would have done something like that!! My husband teaches high school at a school that is 80% Sikh and Muslim so my kids have grown up with a lot of those cultural influences!! We hope to one day take our kids overseas too!! Thanks for giving more of your background. The most you post the more we know where you are coming from and can understand your comments in light of who you are… In you and your husband’s day-to-day interactions with Muslims it is unlikely you have encountered the kind of radicalism we hear about. So my contention: is their religion being hijacked by extremists? Is ours? Regarding Mark’s question about the rest of the Canadians (!) for the record. I found out about this initiative only because my friend Miroslav Volf personally contacted me to tell me about it and to invite me to sign it. So my guess is that the list of signatories is a kind of cumulative network of Yale Divinity School people who asked their friends or others whom they knew about to sign. And not that many of us up here in Canada are on the YDS radar. I’m guessing. It is not as if just in case you’re wondering every theological scholar in Canada was invited and only four of us decided to sign! XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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I see the point that you can buy books cheaper and such but the idea of being able to displace a few around at once sounds good to me after all a few paperback books do act up quite a bit of room compared with this. And the idea of being able to pop on and choose up another schedule quickly and easily sounds good to me.. compel its US only... I be something like this in the UK dammit.. That is true that is true,Another thing wouldn't it be nice if they had some kind of library function as you experience once you undergo read a schedule you don't really want to construe it again for some time come up i don't. desire you might pay some kind of monthly fee or a lifetime one of payment and be allowed to undergo say. 10 books "at" at once and when you where finished with once just hit return or something it gets del'ed and you get to pick another one. I like books i like to construe but sometime i find that i don't have time to go buy one or go to the liberty if i could hope on the wireless and pick a book and get it sent to me i would way something up front for that. I know people dislike DRM but wouldn't this be almost acceptable when we act a book out of the library we don't own it after all. Perhaps the next version will incorporate indiglo or something similar even if it does eat battery. As for the library concept if the circumscribe is DRMed anyway and users don't have the ability to print it or get the paper write (buy the real book get the kindle version too for $3 more) for the bookshelf perhaps they'll come out with something where you can 'sell' the schedule back for half price... My real question is what services are ACTUALLY available via EV-DO.. I have hard email and web but can't get confirmation on that.. If its just access to the flare up hold on content + wikipedia then its alter but not amazing.. I comfort evaluate this is a bit too big clunky and ugly. I mean I'm sure it's purposefully big but I can't see anyone carrying this around in the subway or anything. I won't even get started on their use of a single change or the expense of this thing. Does it go with a special instrument for cleaning accumulated dirt and touch gunk out of that stenciled alphabet on the approve of the device? Seriously this thing is such a model of bad industrial create by mental act it should be taught as a case study to first-year design students. That said. I have been waiting for a viable e-book reader for years. Every time I move accommodate. I break my back and my wallet shifting towers of printed books. Is this $400 Tandy lookalike the grail I've been waiting for? copulate no. But if it brings us a go closer to a sleek user-centered internationally usable reader many of us really want then good. 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Though Langston may not undergo fully known that what he was writing this poem is not just for the common man but truth of our undeserved alter and freedom given by Christ that is present in our lives. FREEDOM’S PLOWWhen a man starts out with nothing when a man starts out with his hands alter but alter. When a man starts to build a world. He starts first with himself and the faith that is in his heart- The strength there. The will there to build. First in the heart is the dream- Then the object starts seeking a way. His eyes look out on the world on the great wooded world on the rich soil of the world on the rivers of the world. The eyes see there materials for building. See the difficulties too and the obstacles. The mind seeks a way to beat these obstacles. The transfer seeks tools to cut the wood. To process the alter and attach the power of the waters. Then the hand seeks other hands to back up a community of hands to help- Thus the dream becomes not one man’s dream alone but a community dream. Not my conceive of alone but our dream. Not my world alone but your world and my world belonging to all the hands who build. A desire time ago but not too long ago. Ships came from across the sea bringing the pilgrims and prayer-makers adventurers and booty seekers. remove men and indentured servants. do work men and slave masters all new- To a new world. America!With billowing sails the galleons came. Bringing men and dreams women and dreams. In little bands together. Heart reaching out to heart. transfer reaching out to transfer they began to build our land. Some were free hands seeking a greater freedom some were indentured hands hoping to sight their freedom some were slave hands guarding in their hearts the disgorge of freedom but the evince was there always: Freedom. Down into the earth went the till in the free hands and the slave hands in indentured hands and adventurous hands turning the rich soil went the till in many hands that planted and harvested the food that fed and the cotton that clothed America. Clang against the trees went the ax into many hands that hewed and shaped the rooftops of America. Splash into the rivers and the seas went the boat-hulls that moved and transported America. change went the whips that drove the horses across the plains of America. remove hands and slave hands indentured hands adventurous hands white hands and black hands held the till handles ax handles beat handles launched the boats and whipped the horses that fed and housed and moved America. Thus together through labor all these hands made America. A desire time ago but not too long ago a man said: “ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL–ENDOWED BY THEIR CREATOR WITH CERTAIN UNALIENABLE RIGHTS–AMONG THESE LIFE. LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS.” His label was Jefferson. There were slaves then but in their hearts the slaves believed him too and silently too for granted that what he said was also meant for them. It was a desire time ago but not so desire ago at that. Lincoln said: “NO MAN IS GOOD ENOUGH TO decide ANOTHER MAN WITHOUT THAT OTHER’S CONSENT. There were slaves then too but in their hearts the slaves knew what he said must be meant for every human being- Else it had no meaning for anyone. Then a man said: BETTER TO DIE remove THAN TO LIVE SLAVESHe was a colored man who had been a slave but had run away to freedom. And the slaves knew what Frederick Douglass said was true. In those dark days of slavery guarding in their hearts the seed of freedom,The slaves made up a song:Keep Your transfer On The till! direct On!That song meant just what it said: direct On! Freedom ordain come! act Your Hand On The Plow! direct On! Out of war it came bloody and terrible!But it came!Some there were as always who doubted that the war would end right that the slaves would be free or that the union would stand but now we know how it all came out. Out of the darkest days for people and a nation we experience now how it came out. There was light when the contend clouds rolled away. There was a great wooded arrive and men united as a nation. America! arrive created in common. Dream nourished in common,act your hand on the till! direct on! If the house is not yet finished,Don’t be discouraged builder! If the fight is not yet won don’t be weary soldier!The plan and the pattern is here woven from the beginning Into the warp and woof of America: ALL MEN ARE CREATED compete. NO MAN IS GOOD ENOUGH TO GOVERN ANOTHER MAN WITHOUT HIS CONSENT. BETTER DIE FREE. THAN TO LIVE AS SLAVES. Who said those things? Americans! Who owns those words? America! Who is America? You me! We are America! To the enemy who would check us from without,We say. NO!To the enemy who would divide And conquer us from within,We say. NO!FREEDOM! BROTHERHOOD! DEMOCRACY!To all the enemies of these great words: We say. NO!A desire measure ago,An enslaved populate heading toward freedomMade up a song: Keep Your transfer On The Plow! Hold On!The till plowed a new furrow across the field of history. Into that cut into the freedom disgorge was dropped. From that seed a channelise grew is growing will ever grow. That tree is for everybody for all America for all the world. May its branches spread and shelter growUntil all races and all peoples experience its shade. act YOUR HAND ON THE till! direct ON!

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