Monthly Archives: September 2009
44 posts
Just one more…I promise. Yes, another comic, but once you read it you will understand why I had to post it. Real Life by Greg Dean
I write this with the sense that I am in some way cheating, but if David Pogue can write an entire book via Twitter (in which one of my tweets is quoted) then perhaps I can call upon the greater knowledge and wisdom of the biblioblogging world to aid me […]
But wouldn’t that be cool? Jesus as Batman? No, not really. Well darn, something silly now has me thinking of why that would just be wrong. Forget I said anything, just indulge in the chuckle. Warning! Don’t go to that comic’s site (The Least I Could Do, have to give […]
Headed to Purdue for 4 days. Off to a rough start, the zipper on my suitcase broke. Oh well. It is amazing how many “nights” can fit into an overnight bag.
John Hobbins has a great post, short but very poignant, reminding us that “believers must complain about and criticize biblical texts.” He rightly points out that it is incumbent upon the faithful to do so. I have written in several places about exactly this with respect to Lamentations. The fact […]
I “found” this in a bathroom stall at a local church. It’s true. I took it with my iPhone. What kind of “outreach” is this, I wonder.
Continuing my series on Genesis 1 I am going to cheat just a little bit. This is something I had written for a silent retreat back many years ago now. Someday it will go into that book I have mentioned before. But this is a slightly different form and it […]
Many thanks to Scott Bailey of Scotteriology who posted “Hermeneutics Video 9.” That is a video in his series posted on YouTube that relate to hermeneutics. #3 is just superb. As Scott notes: “Two words: exegetical fallacy.” And women, remember, when you do your laundry, do it in the love […]