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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: September 2009
Ship two out, pick one up
I joke, of course.? Ollie and Sue returned to West Virginia yesterday after providing wonderful help for Mary and Micah and Miriam and me for well over two weeks, and already this morning I could tell how much they had … Continue reading
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The New Abolitionists
I’m not sure why I’ve been exposed to this talking point so often in the last few days, but once again I’m hearing and reading people calling Obama voters pro-abortion voters. ?Some leave the sentence enthymemic, but others go ahead … Continue reading
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Product Review: Sansa Connect 4GB
Sansa Connect 4GB I got this little gem in the worst of circumstances: I had acquired for very little money its more expensive cousin, the Sansa View 8GB, and one day, the hold switch (which is built into the power … Continue reading
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How to Take Mark 6 on its Own Terms and Stay (small-o) orthodox
I’ve written here before that I enjoy the Theos-Seekers, our younger-adult Sunday school class at Athens Christian Church, and that hasn’t changed. ?Two weeks ago, while reading Phillip Yancey’s The Jesus I Never Knew as a class, we read one … Continue reading
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More Miriam Pictures (not the last, I surmise)
I meant for that last YouTube clip to publish today (to buy me some time), but I suppose folks want to see some more still photos too. So here they are! Miriam September 2009
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Miriam at the Nap
Here’s some more Miriam footage. I’ll put up more still pictures when we have a good batch to put up.
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Miriam Update
Things are going well at home. ?Miriam is already on a newborn’s eating-and-pooping schedule, and Mary and I are, so far, keeping up nicely. On the work front, I’m a week behind (as is to be expected), so I don’t … Continue reading
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On Paper-Grading, Yet Again
If the papers go by too slowly, I get frustrated. If the papers go by too quickly, I feel guilty for paying inadequate attention. There is no middle ground. Mu.
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Miriam in Motion
Did Daddy get a new toy when we got news of Miriam’s advent? Yes Daddy did. Incidentally, those of you who saw Micah’s baby pics back in 2005 might be suspicious that I’ve just photoshopped some pink clothes onto those … Continue reading
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Miriam Charis Gilmour
Here they are, just as promised: Miriam’s first pics on the Internet. ?Enjoy! Miriam’s Big Entrance
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Baby Pictures to Come
Well, I was going to upload one of Miriam’s less-than-an-hour-old pictures so that everybody could see, but the hospital’s wireless connection is kind of slow the way the Pope is kind of German.? My website provider disconnected twice, assuming that … Continue reading
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At the Hospital
In case you haven’t gotten the word yet, Mary was admitted to the labor and delivery wing of the hospital at 7:00 last night.? We’re having us a baby.
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My Puerile Office Stunt
I thought I’d become immune to such things, but looking back, I realize now that some parts of me have not outgrown my Milligan petulance. I’ve liked Picasso’s Guernica ever since I became aware of it in college, and the … Continue reading
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No Baby Yet, Not Much Material Today
Well, it’s been eleven days now since doctors put us on “any day now” notice, but that’s just not binding on a little girl, I suppose. ?No baby yet. I’m also approaching the halfway point of Richard Dawkins’s book The … Continue reading
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Book Review: Coffee Shop Theology
Several months ago, I wanted to take the Sunday school class I teach through some systematic theology, so I thought I might want to look into Coffee House Theology, which I had heard about on Homebrewed Christianity. ?Unfortunately, I remembered … Continue reading
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Someone please educate me…
Perhaps I’m the only one who’s run into this sentiment, but I’ve heard three different people now marvel at youngsters’ prowess playing Guitar Hero, noting (with variations) that, if only we could “harness that ability,” we could do great things. … Continue reading
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One Faculty Workshop and Two Sermons Later…
My new daughter decided not to arrive in the air-breathing world before I made my three public appearances, and I’ll admit that I’m relieved.? I didn’t have to punt any of the three, and I can say I completed each, … Continue reading
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On Respect for the Office
I’ll admit that, at this point, nothing about cable-news-era American partisan shenanigans should surprise me.? I’ve seen push polls and astroturf organizing, free speech zones and major party convention speeches involving the word “spitballs.”? And I’ll also admit that, since … Continue reading
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A Different Take on the Newspaper Crisis
CBC Radio Podcast: Ideas, August 31 I’m a big fan of David Simon, both for The Corner and The Wire and for his outspoken criticisms of the newspaper industry. ?I think he does well to push the demise of newspapers … Continue reading
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Since Disney is buying Marvel Comics…
Enjoy this little page of mash-ups. H/T Eli Gaultney
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