Comments on: Was America Founded as a Christian Nation? http://www.thefaithclub.com/blog/2007/10/04/was-america-founded-as-a-christian-nation/ www.thefaithclub.com Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:20:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Priscilla Warner http://www.thefaithclub.com/blog/2007/10/04/was-america-founded-as-a-christian-nation/#comment-881 Sat, 29 Dec 2007 17:59:45 +0000 http://www.thefaithclub.com/blog/2007/10/04/was-america-founded-as-a-christian-nation/#comment-881 PS. You can also join our discussion group on Beliefnet by following this link: http://community.beliefnet.com/?page_id=1107&group_id=294 PS. You can also join our discussion group on Beliefnet by following this link:

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]]> by: Priscilla Warner http://www.thefaithclub.com/blog/2007/10/04/was-america-founded-as-a-christian-nation/#comment-879 Sat, 29 Dec 2007 17:47:29 +0000 http://www.thefaithclub.com/blog/2007/10/04/was-america-founded-as-a-christian-nation/#comment-879 We have always encouraged people to talk, whether face-to-face or in each other's homes, communities or houses of worship. We find the idea of online Faith Clubs to be an exciting one. You can check under Start a Faith Club/Find Members on our site and post your email address and location, urging others to contact you via email. You can also contact that same list of people who have posted their email addresses on our site and see if they are interested in forming an on-line club. Your question is a timely one because we have just also launched a Faith Club discussion group on Beliefnet.com, the largest religion/faith website in the country. They recently put together a social networking community, and our book has been chosen as the first book to be featured in their book club. So if you go to Beliefnet.com, then to Community, then Groups, then Book Clubs (it's a huge site, so be patient...!) you will find The Faith Club discussion group. The designers are still at work, and eventually the page will look much like our website. In the meantime, we have started a lively discussion group there and we invite you to join us. Their are millions of subscribers to Beliefnet, and one of our goals as partners with the site is to set up cyberspace faith clubs all over the world. So please come check out our "second home" on Beliefnet. We have always encouraged people to talk, whether face-to-face or in each other’s homes, communities or houses of worship. We find the idea of online Faith Clubs to be an exciting one. You can check under Start a Faith Club/Find Members on our site and post your email address and location, urging others to contact you via email. You can also contact that same list of people who have posted their email addresses on our site and see if they are interested in forming an on-line club.

Your question is a timely one because we have just also launched a Faith Club discussion group on Beliefnet.com, the largest religion/faith website in the country. They recently put together a social networking community, and our book has been chosen as the first book to be featured in their book club.

So if you go to Beliefnet.com, then to Community, then Groups, then Book Clubs (it’s a huge site, so be patient…!) you will find The Faith Club discussion group.

The designers are still at work, and eventually the page will look much like our website. In the meantime, we have started a lively discussion group there and we invite you to join us.

Their are millions of subscribers to Beliefnet, and one of our goals as partners with the site is to set up cyberspace faith clubs all over the world. So please come check out our “second home” on Beliefnet.

]]> by: DC Glidewell http://www.thefaithclub.com/blog/2007/10/04/was-america-founded-as-a-christian-nation/#comment-869 Tue, 11 Dec 2007 20:50:05 +0000 http://www.thefaithclub.com/blog/2007/10/04/was-america-founded-as-a-christian-nation/#comment-869 We have a long way to go before we can say that everyones freedom of religion is respected. The right to worship as we see fit, is protected, but not always respected. That is why I am so enthusiastic about your book, and your efforts to promote understanding. I am just now exploring your website. I wonder what you think about online Faith Clubs via email? Despite the special concerns, and obstacles could it be done? Some people don't have the ability to meet in person. We have a long way to go before we can say that everyones freedom of religion is respected. The right to worship as we see fit, is protected, but not always respected. That is why I am so enthusiastic about your book, and your efforts to promote understanding.

I am just now exploring your website. I wonder what you think about online Faith Clubs via email? Despite the special concerns, and obstacles could it be done? Some people don’t have the ability to meet in person.

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