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Saturday, September 10
View Article  Applying the Four Way Test to Christian Blogging
by Mike McLoughlin on Sat 10 Sep 2005 02:57 PM PDT

Herbert J. Taylor was a Christian Business man, who influenced his generation with the gospel. He penned the Four Way Test as an ethical standard for communication in business. It is excellent wisdom for Christian bloggers. It asks four questions of all we think, say and do. For Christian bloggers, the test needs to be applied to what they write.

1.      Is it the TRUTH?

2.      Is it FAIR to all ...   more »

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Friday, September 9
View Article  Civil Discourse among Christian Bloggers or How to have a Godly Christian Bun Fight!
by Mike McLoughlin on Fri 09 Sep 2005 06:30 PM PDT

Scripture says we are to "Love one another!" What does that look like when we are disputing with one another in the Christian blogosphere? This is the subject of my post today.

When I first became a Christian I was attending Granville Chapel in Vancouver. This Church was started in 1950 by a group of Plymouth Brethren. I found it a wonderful place to receive sound biblical teaching, to ...   more »

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