I added the scripturizer plugin to my MovableType install. It lets you add verses like Genesis 1:1-10 to you blog post and then it will link automatically to that scripture passage in the specified version. I can do passages like above or a single verse like this (John 3:16). It is really [...]
I purchased The Rediscovery of Man: The Complete Short Science Fiction of Cordwainer Smith after reading “Christianity In the Science Fiction of ‘Cordwainer Smith’” by James Jordan. I read lots of Star Trek science fiction growing up and have liked Orson Scott Card’s Ender Series. I found the The Rediscovery of Man to [...]
USA Today is running an article on the Pepsi add that will launch the plan of Pepsi and Apple to give away 100 million songs from the iTunes Music Store. I think the whole giveaway is a good thing that should help Apple alot and sell more iPods. I don’t like Pepsi though [...]
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As stated on Joe Hyink’s Blog, please vote for Apple’s 1984 Super Bowl commercial at CBS.
I’ve been reading some interesting articles on President Bush and current federal spending. The philosophy being promoted by some is to cut taxes in such a way that will force the government to eventually cut spending and become smaller. The idea is to starve the beast. More information can be found at [...]
R. C. Sproul Jr. has written a good post titled No Children Left Behind on a large inconsistency of President Bush (and lots of “conservative” politicians) concerning abortion. If life begins at conception then all abortion is murder and we must remember that. While President Bush has done some good he is definitely [...]
I am in the midst of reading Entebbe: A Defining Moment in the War on Terrorism: The Jonathan Netanyahu Story. I grew up in a Baptist Church where the pastor subscribed to the Jerusalem post. I have heard him talk many times about Entebbe, the Six Day War, and all the other happenings [...]
Joe Hyink has a new blog at www.IllumineMe.com. At the moment it is just new and doesn’t have much but I expect it to grow into a wealth of information that will illumine us all.
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Just Mark has posted a link to the sessions at the 2003 Knox Theological Seminary Colloquium where the whole Auburn Avenue Theology/Federal Vision controversy was discussed.
For those who may not keep up on current events, don’t forget that the State of the Union Address will be given by President Bush at 9:00 PM tomorrow. It should be very intersting and informative. It will also probably help to define clearly the focus President Bush will have as he [...]
