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Internet Monk Quoted In Time Magazine

10 September 2006 2 Comments

A friend of mine alerted me to a Time Magazine article that is online and scheduled to appear in this weeks Time Magazine print edition entitled “Does God Want You to Be Rich? A Holy Controversy”. The article talked about the propserity gospel and that the content is definately worth reading.

I was suprised and very glad at the same time to see in the article Michael Spencer’s quote about Joel Osteen:

He’s not one of us.

used in the article. In fact, Spencer hinted at the possibility of his Osteen thread gaining further attention in the future near the end of his podcast #21 (I download his podcasts when released).

Keep up the great writing and podcasts Internet Monk.

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  • knightopia.com | Journal » Blog Archive » Bloggers in Print said:

    [...] I’d have to say I’m a little envious. Some of my fellow bloggers are getting bigtime mainstream media attention, and well, I’m not. So what am I so jealous about? First, Adam Walker Cleaveland got a nice plug in the Washington Post today. Of all the emerging church blogs in all the blogosphere, WaPo gives ink to Pomomusings! (Sigh.*) Then there’s Michael Spencer (a.k.a. Internet Monk) who gets quoted in the cover story of this week’s TIME Magazine (blasting Joel Osteen no less). Heck, even Tim Samoff got profiled in The Advocate (sort of … what the?! … OK you have to read that one to understand). Anyway, I did get linked from the Christianity Today Weblog that one time—which was a pretty big deal (for me at least)—but that’s not nearly as cool as getting your actual words published in ink on a dead tree. Right? OK pity part over … Thanks for listening … [...]

    # 10 September 2006 at 9:35 pm
  • Triple_P said:

    I’m sorry … :O) I’m just busting out laughing at the story! It sounds like a church I used to attend, which I left when they began tying people down to chairs, screaming at them for the DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVILS to come OUUUUUUUUUT, inthanamaJaysus. Sounds like what they might be into today, who knows, eh?

    # 13 September 2006 at 6:30 pm