Tag Archives: Lord’s Day

Celebrating Celebrity Law-Breakers

By D. G. Hart | Published: April 13, 2012
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It may seem like an easy shot, but for a group of Christians who think of themselves as and talk about being Reformed, the blatant disregard of one of the most characteristic marks of Reformed devotion is breathtaking. The Co-Allies have done it again and failed to understand the importance of sanctifying the Lord’s Day.… Read More→

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Give ‘Em A Break

By D. G. Hart | Published: February 1, 2011

A story from the world of higher education caught my eye and started me thinking about the nature of Sunday observance among Roman Catholics. Inside Higher Education reported on a meeting of Roman Catholic bishops and university presidents to consider how their colleges and universities may preserve academic freedom while also remaining faithful to church… Read More→

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Catechetical Preaching Solves the Church Calendar Problem

By D. G. Hart | Published: December 8, 2010

I continue to scratch my head that low-church Protestants are as attached as they are to the calendar of the Roman Catholic church. They don’t think of Christmas or Easter as part of Roman Catholic liturgical practices. But assigning Christ’s birth to December 25th and Christ’s resurrection to the fortunes of the lunar calender and… Read More→

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On the Road to Duality

By D. G. Hart | Published: April 8, 2010

This is not the right path. But to introduce the concept to 24/7 Christians it may be a place to begin. The new book is called Christian -Atheist, by some megachurch pastor somewhere. The email from Christianity Today plugging the book asked, “Are you living a dual existence?” My answer, “why, yes I am.” In… Read More→

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