Got this from talllskinnykiwi Bend the Bible a Bit I found interesting the point about the bewilderment in other cultures who have a positive view of fathers and brothers as they watch us in the west trim away all masculine language from our Bible.
wadehodges.com Archives: May 2002
Open Theism information site. They have good introductions as well a page for the opposition.
I know openness theology makes a lot people really uncomfortable. One thing I’ve discovered as I’ve dialogued with others about it is that even if we reject it philosophically, practically we still live it. We often [...]
For Memorial Day we headed up to Vancouver BC. We had lunch at Granville Island. I had the Snapper soup from a great place called The Stock Market and Heather had a very rich Chicken in a Pot Pie.
After lunch, we drove through Stanley Park and then headed to Chinatown, which is [...]
Essential new vocabulary for the workplace:
Blamestorming: Sitting around in a group, discussing why a deadline was missed or a project failed, and who was responsible.
Cube farm: An office filled with cubicles.
Prairie dogging: When someone yells or drops something loudly in a cube farm, and people’s heads pop up over the walls [...]
The Future Church is here.
It came imperceptibly, like a waft of first spring musk at the tired edge of winter: barely distinguishable, yet blowing into the subconscious a sense of much-longed-for visitation. Ah, something new, something that we did not create!
Well I did it. I watched every episode of 24 on fox. Last night’s finale was worth waiting for. It was a gutsy move to kill Jack’s wife. I think it was the right one. I like stories that aren’t afraid to end on a bittersweet or dark note. [...]
Open Theism information site. They have good introductions as well a page for the opposition.
I know openness theology makes a lot people really uncomfortable. One thing I’ve discovered as I’ve dialogued with others about it is that even if we reject it philosophically, practically we still live it. We often [...]
For Memorial Day we headed up to Vancouver BC. We had lunch at Granville Island. I had the Snapper soup from a great place called The Stock Market and Heather had a very rich Chicken in a Pot Pie.
After lunch, we drove through Stanley Park and then headed to Chinatown, which is [...]
Essential new vocabulary for the workplace:
Blamestorming: Sitting around in a group, discussing why a deadline was missed or a project failed, and who was responsible.
Cube farm: An office filled with cubicles.
Prairie dogging: When someone yells or drops something loudly in a cube farm, and people’s heads pop up over the walls [...]
The Future Church is here.
It came imperceptibly, like a waft of first spring musk at the tired edge of winter: barely distinguishable, yet blowing into the subconscious a sense of much-longed-for visitation. Ah, something new, something that we did not create!
Well I did it. I watched every episode of 24 on fox. Last night’s finale was worth waiting for. It was a gutsy move to kill Jack’s wife. I think it was the right one. I like stories that aren’t afraid to end on a bittersweet or dark note. [...]
