Latte Links (2/6/10)

Shane Vander Hart | February 6, 2010

Some miscellaneous links and items of interest around the ‘net for your weekend.

Reformed Meditations: The Perfect Murder
Fox News: Palin Goes After Obama at Tea Party Convention
Al Mohler: Masculinity in a Can, Fight Club at Church, and the Crisis of Manhood
American Thinker: Our National Blind Spot by Mark W. Hendrickson
BreakPoint: The Devil and Pat Robertson by Stan Guthrie
Big Journalism: Drilling Down Into Obama’s Energy Promises by Rich Trzupek
Tim Challies: Believers in Judgment
Acton Institute PowerBlog: Rowan Williams on Wall Street by John Couretas
Kevin DeYoung: A Simpler View of Sports
First Thoughts: Democrats are Fond of Socialism (No Really, The Are) by Joe Carter
William Lane Craig: Five Arguments for God
Dick Morris: The Obvious Deficit-Closers
FRC: “Please don’t kill the child. I want the child. Please give me the child.”

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Tags: Apologetics, Christians in sports, Democrats and Socialism, Energy Independence, federal budget deficit, Five Arguments for God, God's justice, Haiti, Masculinity, men in Church, Mother Teresa, murder, National Tea Party Convention, Obama's energy promises, Pat Robertson, Pro-life, Rowan Williams, Sarah Palin, Satan, the Judgement of God, Voodoo, Wall Street, wealth redistribution, William Lane Craig

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Shane Vander Hart is the founder and editor-in-chief of Caffeinated Thoughts. He is also the President of 4:15 Communications, LLC, a social media & communications consulting/management firm. He is a communications director for American Principles Project’s Preserve Innocence Initiative. Prior to this Shane spent 20 years in youth ministry serving in church, parachurch, and school settings. He has also served as an interim pastor and is a sought after speaker and pulpit fill-in. Shane has been married to his wife Cheryl since 1993 and they have three kids. Shane and his family reside near Des Moines, IA. You can connect with Shane on Facebook or follow him on Twitter and Google +.

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