Blog Detail
The Narrow Gate
http://cjstutz.blogspot.com/
A Christian-themed blog focusing on political issues like free speech, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and fundamentalist Islam. Also focusing on marriage, relationships, Christian living, and other issues relevant to the common-sense (slightly irreverent) Christian. Special attention paid to LDS and Catholic interest issues.
- Added on: Sep 12th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: cjstutz
- Listed in: Religion Womens
- Tags: relationships christianity marriage political free speech lds
Recent Posts
Burka Barbie?
Apparently Burka Barbie is the latest hot trend--at least in Italy. Oh, where to begin. I have no problem with ethnic Barbies; we have Western Barbies, why not Muslim Barbies? After all, isn't the whole idea of Barbie to--improbable physique aside...
More on Christmas Cheapitude
These days, it's hard to remember that all of us--no matter how poor we feel--are really rich by global standards. We have the ability to help each other, with gifts large and small. Going into the Christmas season, I think that's something worth c...
Homemade Christmas?
Christmas time is (almost) here again, and with it those familiar sounds: the Salvation Army bell, the awful muzak-like Christmas carols in every retail outlet, and...complaints. Yes, now's the time when, once again, we hear all about how Christmas ...
The Stink of Fraud
I have a thing about spam. I can always tell when someone's been watching one of those "how to get rich quick using the internet" informercials, or reading one of those "how to get rich quick using the power of personal contacts" books. Out of the ...
My Testimony
What better time to bare my Testimony than Thanksgiving? Ideally, we're thankful every day for the blessings in our lives, but, still, it's wonderful to have a holiday celebrating gratitude. This day is an ideal opportunity to focus on everything w...
Another Tithing Problem
In researching my book, I've visited a number of "anti" websites--anti pretty much everything, at one point or another--and talked to a number of people, each of whom was somewhere different on the belief curve. Some had tons of faith, some had noth...
