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Tuesday, November 12, 2024

Scott McIntyre

Scott McIntyre is glad his parents didn’t name him Vladimir or he’d be listed last on this page. While a long time California resident, he was the Oakland Spirituality Examiner for Examiner.com from 2011-12 and about the same time began blogging on several topics. The first, teaching Christians how to lovingly share their spiritual beliefs, emphasized skills that can benefit all forms of one-to-one interaction. He also writes on marriage, travel, downsizing, humor and the motive behind people’s words and actions. After retiring in 2016, Scott embarked on some major ‘R & R’ — Relocating and Rebranding. Following in his sister’s footsteps from the early 80’s, and later in the decade, his parent’s, Scott left the Golden State to become a Washingtonian in a small town just west of Spokane County.

Ask An Evangelical: Preaching Hatred

All Christians are to love everyone, regardless of color, sex, religion, values, beliefs, behavior, and any other potentially divisive difference. But just because we must love all, it doesn’t mean we can’t hate things they do.

Ciao to Choosing and Hello to Hiring, Part 2 

Here, I’m taking a giant leap in a different direction and looking at how voting may lead to behavior that could be harmful to our culture.

Tips To Having A Gratitude Attitude

Let me share some of my 50 Gratitude Attitudes with you

The Big Lie (?) of Donald Trump

A news organization that calls President’s Trump’s statements ‘The Big Lie’ can’t, with complete integrity, accurately say that unless they have proof that he knows he’s not telling the truth.

Ask An Evangelical: The Book of Enoch

The bulk of the evidence I found indicated that the Book of Enoch was never removed from the Bible because it wasn’t part of the original Scripture, as we know it

Ask An Evangelical: Does God Need Our Help?

Similar to how a parent seldom needs the help of their young child, God as our father doesn’t need us to help him.

UNDERSTANDING PRAYER: Friendship Sunday to what now?

This real life story about prayer happened when my wife and I were attending our church in the San Francisco Bay area, where we lived.

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