Aid Work: An aid project in Haiti, done by some local medical professionals (I attended their sing along "Sound of Music" fund raiser). Books: Tim Challies reviews a new book that challenges teens to rebel against low expectations of them (the authors have a website called "the rebelution". Culture and Church: Lifeway research finds that … Continue reading Online Reading (April 27, 2008)
Graduating….again
So now I'm in that weird time between actually having finished my coursework and the graduation ceremony in which I get more paper to put on my wall and cover the unsightly wallpaper. Now I have to go find work. So many people have ideas about what I should do. I should join a Church … Continue reading Graduating….again
Online Reading (April 19, 2008)
Polygamist Mormons: The train wreck scandal of a misogynistic polygamist cult continues. Weather: Today I'm feeling some solidarity with Calgary, though our snow is beginning to go. Monarchy: 8th in line to the British throne is christened. Will Richard Dawkins call this child abuse? Episcopalians: Yet another Congregation leaves The Episcopal Church (the American version)
Anti Climax
Well, hello my long-suffering blog readers. My last academic semester in my masters is now over but for the shouting. I did quite well this semester it appears, and I don't really need to worry much. It's a strange feeling though. I have nothing I have to have done in the near future. All the … Continue reading Anti Climax
Humility and Epistemology
This post is a result of several things, including a conversation with a friend and a post on John Stackhouse's blog (found here). The main reason for this post, though is not quite Stackhouse's point (which I believe to be true), but an implication that I believe makes it far easier to remain truly Christian … Continue reading Humility and Epistemology
