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June 16, 2009: Fake religion: As opposed to practicing true religion. This insightful and honest post looks at \"Fake Religion: Thoughts Inspired by Fake Work.\"  \"Fake Work\" is a new book by two BYU professors who say that more than half of all work people do in the workplace is fake. Jeff Lindsay takes this concept and applies it to religion, reminding that \"As with fake work, I suggest that religious activity, even well-intended, faithful service, is fake if it does not align with the core objectives and goals of the religion.\"KBYU PBS: \"Will KBYU Still Be a PBS Affiliate Tomorrow?\" asks A Soft Answer. And since tomorrow is now today, hopefully we'll know the answer soon. And hopefully it will be yes.Cheap creation: Opposing creationism once again, SteveP asks \"How can we value this Earth if we believe that it was an act of a wanded magician rather than a gardener? Is it any wonder that those who hold to a cheap creation also seem to be the first to ignore the peril of our planet? ... The creation was not cheap. Like my tomatoes, I think God cares for each slice and treasures each of the things that have unfolded here in deep, caring, patient time. God is a gardener. No wonder He asks us to grow one.\" Read more about \"Cheap Creation and Magic Tomatoes.\"