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The Christian Humanist Podcast- Episode 67.2: Good News for Anxious Christians
- Episode 67.1: The Office of Assertion
- Episode 67.03: The Best Music of 2011
- Episode 67.02: St. Nicholas at Nicea
- Episode 67.01: Singing Faith
- Episode 67: A Christmas Carol
- Episode 66: Desert Island Books
- Episode 65: Academic Conferences
- Episode 64: Environmentalism
- Episode 63.11: Technical Difficulties
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Monthly Archives: May 2009
RIP Dust Comics
This actually happened a couple months ago, but I’m never up to speed with such things, am I? As I mentioned in my recent exchange with Slim and Ben, one of the coolest things about the CIY conference that I … Continue reading
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Discussing Catechism, Milligan Style
If you’ve been following the comments in the right column, you’ll see that Ben Lee, a good friend, has jumped in on the discussion that Slim and I have been having about youth ministry, technology, and what good (if any) … Continue reading
Posted in Church stuff, Other Blogs
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Want to Host your Own Site?
I don’t normally do advertising on here, but 1and1, the company that hosts this site, is doing a promotion until the end of May (which, I realize, ain’t that far from now), and the rates are really nice.? So if … Continue reading
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Dante 2009: The Inferno
I took the plunge this summer and decided to leave Mark Musa’s translation of Dante on the shelf. I looked at five different candidates, and I decided to use a 40% off coupon at Borders to get John Ciardi’s translation.? … Continue reading
Posted in Books, medieval
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The Book that Almost Turned me Atheist
I can read most Enlightenment-era atheists without a problem; I taught David Hume and Tom Paine (both of whom or neither of whom was really an atheist, depending on whom you ask) this spring, and although I could reproduce the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Renaissance
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Dante: The Video Game
Endpaper – Fiction reaches a new level I’m not sure whether to laugh or to cry. Better yet, I’ll just wait until I can get it cheap on eBay.
Posted in medieval, Read it on ALDaily
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Day 83: We Need Answers Now!
The Real Life Ticking Bomb Scenario. Tom Tomorrow put this up a couple weeks ago, but it deserves a look if you’ve not looked yet.
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I scored 93.94%. How about you?
ISI Civic Literacy Quiz 2009 This little quiz took me about ten minutes to finish, and when the quiz revealed the two questions that I missed, I realized I had been gaming the quiz on one of them (answering how … Continue reading
Posted in Political Entertainment
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Fish on Eagleton on Ditchkins on God, Again
God Talk, Part 2 I know it was last week’s column, but I did enjoy Fish’s wit last week.? (I’m sure I’ll be back to hating him next month–I can’t decide what I think of him.)? The column starts out … Continue reading
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Boys’ Month
Well, it’s actually just two weeks.? Mary got on a plane last night to go help with her parents Ollie and Sue, who were in a car wreck a couple weeks ago.? Micah’s going to stay in school a couple … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Job Search
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Soliciting Funding
GodBlogCon has undergone a name change so that it doesn’t sound so much like a Star Trek convention.? Their new name is the Christian Web Convention, and they’re still doing their thing at Biola University, home of the Scriptorium Daily … Continue reading
Posted in Goofing Around, Internet
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Officer Training in the Colleges
ROTC and the Future of Liberal Education First, before I forget it, how great is it that the president of Harvard is named Faust?? That’s a goldmine for newspaper headlines as far as I’m concerned.? “Budget Cuts Call for Faustian … Continue reading
Changes to the Sunday School Page
Actually, the new name of the page (as you’ll see if you point your mouse down there) is “SundaySch.”? I had to do something relatively brief so that it would appear on the tab. Because I’ve been producing as much … Continue reading
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Micah the Ring-Bearer
You want Micah in a tuxedo? We got Micah in a tuxedo! Michial and Victoria’s Wedding
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CIY Revisited: A Dialogue with Slim: Part 3
Slim’s Latest Response Ben Lee’s Recent Post on Related Topics I included Ben Lee’s post because, whether unknowingly or in the spirit of unabashed plagiarism, he’s engaging the same kinds of questions that Slim and I have been trying to … Continue reading
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If it’s Proprietary, Don’t Monkey with it
I learned that lesson a few days ago–I downloaded a third-party utility that was supposed to be able to convert .rtf files into .lrf files (the native format for the Sony Reader), and I got visions of turning Early English … Continue reading
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More Good Stuff from Scriptorium
Why Protestants Should Read Thomas Aquinas part 1 Why Protestants Should Read Thomas Aquinas part 2 Why Protestants Should Read Thomas Aquinas part 3 Why Protestants Should Read Thomas Aquinas part 4 These posts come from a speech that Fred … Continue reading
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Ooze Viral Blogger Review of Enough by Will Samson
I heard about this project from the good folks at the Ooze a while ago, and, never able to resist free books, I signed up.? The terms of the deal are that, when I want to, I can request a … Continue reading
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The Return of Anxiety Dreams
I wondered if and when this would start happening. ?Last night I had a dream that I was attending some sort of banquet at Emmanuel College (where I start as an assistant professor this fall). ?When I got there, I … Continue reading
A Conservative Feminist?
Brainstorm: Over 50 Years Ago! – Chronicle.com. It’s refreshing to see on occasion that there are folks who both value those who have gone before and recognize that some progressive ideas are also likely good ideas.? The pair doesn’t seem … Continue reading
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