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The Christian Humanist Podcast- Episode 67.2: Good News for Anxious Christians
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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Scenes from this morning
Since Mary and I had the same Saturday off (it doesn’t happen often enough), we took Micah to the park and took these pictures: Scenes from a Saturday
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Eliphaz’s breakdown
I really enjoy Job 22. Having lost the battle of wits with Job, having seen his arguments shredded and heard Job’s speech end, at the end of chapter 21, with “all that is left of your answers is falsehood,” he … Continue reading
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Making the rounds
I met today both with my major professor and with the professor over in the religion department, both of whom will be conducting my comprehensive exams a little over a year from now. Dr. Medine (over in Religion) liked my … Continue reading
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Job 13
Today I taught Job chapters 11-14, so I’ve got more plainly in mind the content of ch. 13 and its place in the scene. Job’s speech that starts in chapter 12 and runs to chapter 14, his longest to that … Continue reading
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Confession of a Fanboy
I’ve succumbed to a bit of image-consumerism. Since I had a 25% discount coupon, I bought myself a pocket-sized Moleskine notebook at Borders today. Now I have the groovy little notebook that wannabe poets and intellectuals like so much to … Continue reading
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Job
It’s been a while since I posted anything substantial, and I have to point to microbes as the culprits. About two weeks ago Micah got the flu. Then Mary got a virus that wasn’t the flu. Then I got a … Continue reading
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Link request
To my readers with blogs of your own: At the prompting of my department, I’ve created a more formal academic web site. I’ve put a link to it in the links section in the right column. As a favor to … Continue reading
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Ending David, Beginning a Break
Monday we wrapped up the David unit with the rise of Solomon. I think that, by the end, my students had a real, literary familiarity with David, the kind that one gets by the end of Hamlet or the gospel … Continue reading
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Micah Pictures from Early March
Recent Micah pics I’ve added some pictures from last weekend to this album.
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A Big ol’ Hunk of Beowulf, that’s Hwaet.
Yikes. I just finished the first part of the weekend’s homework in Beowulf class. Fifty-four lines. Yeesh. Now on to the next bit…
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Back to the Grind
I just spent forty-five minutes plowing through the first 12 pages of Adorno for next week. Welcome back, Cole’s class. Yesterday I taught one of the most fun lessons in my Hebrew Bible and/as Literature class, the David and Bathsheba … Continue reading
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