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I thought I had mentioned this on Targuman before, but apparently not. In his commentary on Ruth Campbell asserts: It is inherent in biblical thought generally that a person’s actions and words offer a true picture of the person’s character. Hebrew stories do not have characters with hidden motives and […]

Campbell on the intent of characters in the Hebrew Bible

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PSU Softball, a set on Flickr. For whatever reasons my son loves softball. Part of it is the beautiful Beard Field at Penn State. We can sit right on the front row, next to the PSU dugout and see all the action. These are just a few shots that he […]

Penn State Softball

This is a very curious article by Uriel Heilman. He begins with something interesting: If the Talmud were written today, would it look like Facebook?First, the rabbis of the Mishnaic period post a Jewish legal rule. Then, Talmudic sages weigh in with their comments, all pithy and lacking punctuation. Almost […]

“Facebook IPO: Good for the Jews?” or anyone?

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I saw this ad along side a news story today: A weird concoction developed by Cambridge scientists is helping men everywhere feel 18 years old… So taking this “concoction” will make me gawky, insecure, directionless, and woefully inadequate? No thanks, I’ll pass.

Feeling like an 18 year old…

I am a big fan of The Choir and have been following them since they were “The Youth Choir” back in the mid 80s. Their latest album “The Loudest Sound Ever Heard” is out now and to promote it they are offering a free song and their last album, “Burning Like the […]

The Choir releases new album, old one for free!

Antietam Originally uploaded by Targuman Via Flickr:Another shot of the battlefield, this one edited in Snapspeed for iPad.

Antietam

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Scenes From A Multiverse – A daily comic about life by Jon Rosenberg (a fellow Cornellian). He does bring up some good points. (Oh, and in case you don’t read the title above the comic, in which case you probably aren’t reading this either, the piratey looking fellow being interviewed is […]

“Theodicy or idiocy”?

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I have just stumbled across this story, which has clearly been going on for quite a while. Murray (who, it turns out, is headmaster of the school the church I grew up in started a decade or so ago; I do not know him) has written a nice little piece […]

Vanderbilt discriminating against religious groups in the name of “nondiscrimination”?

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Antietam Battlefield

Puts it succinctly again. (Matt. 18:21-22)

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