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Tristyn Bloom
Matthew Cantirino
Anthony Esolen
Gene Fant
Greg Forster
Matthew J. Franck
Collin Garbarino
Robert P. George
William J. Haun
Leroy Huizenga
Katherine Infantine
Joseph Knippenberg
David T. Koyzis
Robert T. Miller
Matthew Milliner
David Mills
Mark Movsesian
William Mumma
Nathaniel Peters
R.R. Reno
James R. Rogers
Russell E. Saltzman
Matthew Schmitz
Kevin Staley-Joyce
David Talcott
Anna Williams
Enough with the Reluctant Atheists
Terry Eagleton, Guardian
Working with the Muslims
Austin Ruse, Catholic Thing
The Parental Happiness Curve
W. Bradford Wilcox & Elizabeth Marquardt, MercatorNet
Hosanna in the Highest!
Michael Stokes Paulsen, Public Discourse
Do the Three Abrahamic Faiths Have One God?
Peter Berger, American Interest
Santorum Defends His Tax Plan
Joshua Mercer, Catholic Vote
January 13th, 2012 | 10:27 am
Full disclosure: I don’t have time to read the Peter Berger article this morning, although I look forward to doing so later. My preliminary and very tentative answer is that Jews, Christians, and Muslims don’t worship the same God. Since we are talking about Mormons so much lately, I would include them. The Christian God is Triune. The God of Jews, Muslims, and Mormons is not. That strikes me as a big difference. This does not rule out that God himself considers all who practice monotheism are addressing him when they address God. That would be my approach if I were God. :P But a God conceived of as a Trinity is really quite different from a God perceived as one person.