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23 February 2011
Worth a Read (or Several)
I just discovered Staring at the View, an almost three year old blog written by a Christian who last year became Lutheran. Much of it explores various aspects of Islam and is rich with contrasts of forgiveness and hope rather than jihad and despair.
I'm debating whether to include Staring at the View on the blogroll — in either category — and welcome your comments on that. However this plays out, I'm certain that I'll continue to drop by and enjoy the View on a regular basis. Consider A Family United. This recent post, written by a Lutheran, shows how a Mormon lawyer initiated a Muslim family's pilgrimage toward Christianity ... interesting, to say the least.
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I just discovered Staring at the View, an almost three year old blog written by a Christian who last year became Lutheran. Much of it explores various aspects of Islam and is rich with contrasts of forgiveness and hope rather than jihad and despair.
I'm debating whether to include Staring at the View on the blogroll — in either category — and welcome your comments on that. However this plays out, I'm certain that I'll continue to drop by and enjoy the View on a regular basis. Consider A Family United. This recent post, written by a Lutheran, shows how a Mormon lawyer initiated a Muslim family's pilgrimage toward Christianity ... interesting, to say the least.
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I've been following Staring at the View almost since its beginning. It's a very good blog, and his experiences living in an Islamic environment along with his knowledge of Arabic and Islam offer a real personal touch you don't often find in other blogs or sites that explore Islam.
~Becky in Japan
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~Becky in Japan
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