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Blogger and researcher Jim Fletcher has worked in the book publishing industry for 15 years, and is now director of the apologetics group Prophecy Matters. His new book, "Truth Wins," provides important analysis of Rob Bell and his Emergent friends.
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Something wicked this way comes

by Jim Fletcher -- From the moment the second plane crashed into the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, Americans have been on a journey we never wanted to make. A more…

Can conservatives be innovative, too?

by Jim Fletcher -- Donald Miller, author of the smash bestseller, "Blue Like Jazz," is on a new book tour for "A Million Miles in a Thousand Days." Miller has embarked on more…

Read a good vook lately?

by Jim Fletcher -- One of my favorite classes in college was "The History of the English Language." It was fascinating! Not only did we study Old English (Chinese might be easier more…

Dar-kinsism exposed

by Jim Fletcher -- If traffic on various message boards is any indication, Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron like pain. They invited it with their bold evangelism efforts through the ministry, The more…

We patriots will not be silenced

by Jim Fletcher -- Nothing fascinates me more at the moment than the groundswell of what I call the American essence. Two events this week encouraged me, in the face of America's more…

Here he … staggers

by Jim Fletcher -- For all his bravado and rock star status among leftists – especially on college campuses and in mainline churches – John Shelby Spong doesn't know much. His arrogance more…

Those bloody books

by Jim Fletcher -- Bram Stoker likely never imagined how his most famous novel, "Dracula," would impact society. Having grown up in Ireland and researching European folk tales, Stoker settled on vampires more…

'The Blessing of a Broken Heart'

by Jim Fletcher -- It is a hallmark of the talk swirling around the Arab-Israeli conflict that large swaths of the culture downplay Arab violence and terrorism. There are many reasons for more…