I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the impact of technology on our lives, particularly in my recent posts “On Blogging” Parts 1 and 2. I’m no Luddite, but I definitely know that I could stand to spend a whole lot less time on my computer and online. I realized the other day that I […]
Archive for December, 2006
This is one of the coolest inventions I’ve ever seen. A simple keychain addition, it’s called TV-B-Gone and it can turn off virtually any television with the press of a single button!
Whoever invented this should be nominated for a Nobel Prize for the betterment of humanity. Seriously.
“Shall the Fundamentalists Win?”
This is an excellent (and lengthy) article on the Christianity Today website that details the widely differing views on biblical inspiration and authority between the Northern and Southern spheres of Christianity.
Southern (hemisphere) Christianity in the 2/3 world interpret the Bible in ways that we in the North would label consvervative and literal. Kind of. […]
I have to save all of my creative juice for essays at the moment, but here’s a couple of posts that I’m finding particularly interesting:
Erika Haub blogs about reclaiming some aspects of the parish model. Keep reading into the comments, because she makes the interesting comment that the urban missional church that she helps to lead […]
I’m taking New Testament Greek at SSU this term, and I’m just starting to get good enough at it to come up with all kinds of heresy! Muahahaha.
I’m working on an exercise for tomorrow’s class, and I had to translate Mk 12:29-31, aka the Great Commandment. You know, the “love God with all you got” verse:
Hear, O […]
