A story about my sister Susan's gardening. She's doing a community garden this year, and she is growing heirloom everything.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
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About Me
- Bradley R. E. Wright
- I am a sociology professor and a Christian, and I study the sociology of religion, with, naturally enough, an emphasis on Christianity. I'm also an aspiring photographer.
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Statistics about Christianity
- A useful, but inaccurate, statistic about Christianity
- Are there different "types" of Christians?
- Belief in demons
- Causal dynamics of church composition
- Charitable giving to the poor
- Christian divorce rates
- Christian divorce rates (series)
- Church growth during recessions
- Clergy in the U.S. since 1850
- Congregations in the U.S. changing over time
- Deconversion rates
- Denominational diversity and church attendance
- Divorce rates on religioustolerance.org
- Do Christians live longer?
- Do data matter in discussions of Christianity?
- Islam vs. Christianity, worldwide
- Mega-churches in the U.S.
- Negative stereotypes of evangelicals
- Political attitudes and faith
- Religion levels by country wealth
- Reputation of Evangelical Christians
- Review of "UnChristian"
- Sexual behavior of Christians
- Social values of Christians
- Teenagers & religion
- The problem with moral nostalgia
- Voting behavior of Christian youth
- Willow Creek's Follow Me study
- Willow Creek's Reveal study
Blog Roll
- Andy Rowell
- Ben Byerly
- Brainwaves
- Casey Ross
- Chris Uggen
- David Hayward
- Ed Stetzer
- Jeff Liddle
- Jimi Adams
- Joe Paskewich
- Joyce Kendrick
- Kent
- Lifechurch.tv
- Marginal Utility
- Michael Kruse
- Montclair Sociology
- Nate
- Out of Ur
- Peter Thurley
- Radio Free Newport
- Scatterplot
- Scot McKnight
- St. Paul's Collegiate Church
- The Immanent Frame
Sites that sometimes discuss Christian Statistics
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1 comments:
That's funny. I remember reading that in the paper last week and thinking it was a terrific program. What a small world!
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