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Latest Posts

  • Happy Anniversary! Amazon Gift Card Giveaways!

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    One year ago today The Two Cities officially entered the blogosphere. Since that time the blog’s contributors have produced more than 260 posts and received more than 1,300 comments. We’re grateful for the response we’ve received from our readers and hope to continue to produce stimulating articles that encourage further engagement. As a token of our appreciation…

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  • VIDEO: Is the Bible Reliable? (Guest Post)

    Sean OBrien
    December 30, 2025

    “You can’t really believe in the Bible, right? It’s been translated so many times! Not to mention the thousands of errors and the fact that the Council of Nicaea totally suppressed stuff they didn’t like. There’s just no way you can know what it originally said.” If you’re strangely inclined to trust the Bible, you…

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  • A Year for Christian Hip-Hop: An Introduction

    James F. Arnold
    December 30, 2025

    I’ve written a number of pieces about Christian hip-hop over at Evangelical Outpost, as well as entrenching myself in the genre as a reviewer (both written and in podcast form) for The Christian Manifesto. When I was asked to write a few guest posts here at The Two Cities, I really wasn’t sure what I…

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  • Sacrifice, Compromise, and Employment

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

    Decisions. I face them. You have them. We all make them. Myself, more reluctantly than others. For anyone who has ever gone shoe shopping with me (and you know who you are, because you’ll never forget it), you’ve seen firsthand the incredible crippling power of analysis paralysis. One decision many twenty and thirty-somethings face is…

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  • On the Cosmos and Community (Guest Post)

    Justin Campbell
    December 30, 2025

    “How is it they live for eons in such harmony the billions of stars when most men can barely go a minute without declaring war in their mind against someone they know.” -St. Thomas Aquinas The other night, Curiosity touched down on the surface of Mars. Engineers screamed and shouted inside the Mission Control Center…

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  • The Idol You Were Made To Be

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    Whether you know it or not you’re an idol. Many people have role models and they call these people idols. At the moment the world is watching the greatest athletes competing in the Olympics. Many of these athletes are ‘idolized’ in their home countries. This year American television audiences are gearing up for the tenth…

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  • Album Review: ‘Weight & Glory’

    Bryan
    December 30, 2025

    Rapper KB dropped a killer debut last month with Weight & Glory, an album that puts to rest all debates on whether hip-hop is good or bad. If we’re judging by music, lyrics, theology and phat beats, the verdict is in: behold, it was very good. Weight & Glory is a musical sermon that urges…

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  • How to find Westvleteren: Directions to Vleteren for those making the pilgrimage

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    Many beer connaisseurs claim that the best beer in the world is made in a small town in western Belgium called Vleteren. This beer is known as Westvleteren. It is brewed by Trappist monks in their monastery and the proceeds support various charities. It is incredibly rare and hard to find in Belgium, let alone…

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  • “Being Poor doesn’t make you any Holier… or does it?”

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

    “One thing my dad always used to say was that it was only fair for him, or any pastor for that matter, to receive the same sort of compensation as any other teacher in that local market. Besides… being poor doesn’t make you any holier.” For whatever reason, about 4 years ago, this statement was…

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  • I Still Believe

    Bryan
    December 30, 2025

    I know it’s the 21st century, but here’s the thing: I’m a Christian. By definition, I have old-school beliefs. That might be a newsflash to the critics, who often react to biblical, traditional and altogether unsurprising beliefs with dropped jaws, as if Christians haven’t preached these things for two thousand years: “Do you seriously believe…

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