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Watched House MD on Sunday night, and I caught this interesting dialogue:
Rebecca: I just want to die with a little dignity.
House: There’s no such thing! Our bodies break down, sometimes when we’re 90, sometimes before we’re even born, but it always happens and there’s never any dignity in it. […]
Via Couldn’t Help Noticing, Dave Shiftlett reported in the National Review article, God-Lite Doesn’t Cut it, the Christian and Missionary Alliance in the United States grew by 21.8 percent for the decade ending AD 2000.
Food for thought.
As my church is consulting on various proposed changes to the service times, I have been again pondering this question.
Related to this, and an older ponderance, is that I haven’t yet found a nice summary of the Knox-Robinson ecclesiology.
Lionel Windsor’s paper is perhaps a useful first step towards my understanding. And maybe […]
Found via Slashdot, BBC News reported that time travel is possible if and only if it is “complementary to the present”.
The generally used illustration (the grandfather paradox) can be found in the Slashdot article:
In theory, you could go back in time and meet your infant father but you could not kill him.
Alternatively, you […]
The following two-part series from Couldn’t Help Noticing is an interesting discussion on what makes a good sermon from a communication persepective.
Editing sermons Editing sermons cont.
Of course, I’d rather have a sound sermon any day.
Just in case you didn’t notice, Matthias Media’s Couldn’t Help Noticing column has two syndicated feeds:
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You’ve probably have noticed that the English Ministry web site has a slightly improved look and feel.
That’s right. The Drupal theme (called “leaf”) has been upgraded to version 2.0!
Changes:
Converted most GIFs into PNGs or JPEGs, as required Added shadows to sidebars and footer Changed […]
As I have promised, I have from last time, I have moved:
to a new domain koinic.net, although there is not much there at the moment to a new server (naturally); and a new blogging software, although not the one I had originally envisioned.
All in all, it took me about one month’s worth of thinking. Which is […]