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When the Bible changed for me
06.19.06 | Permalink | 3 CommentsMoment one: When I quit reading it by the verse and started to read it by the chapter. Moment two: When I quit reading it by the chapter and started to read it by the book. Moment three: When I quit reading it by the book and started to let the books be in conversation […]
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Can’t happen here
Eclectic Itchings gives us an image of German pastors saluting Hitler under a swaztika-emblazened cross. Couldn’t ever happen here. Cause like Germans are so different from Americans. Nope. Never.
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Go blind: We want money
06.19.06 | Permalink | 2 CommentsA pharmaceutical company is blocking a cheap, effective treatment for macular degeneration because it wants to repackage the treatment at 100 times the cost. That’s some expensive packaging. (Hat tip.)
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Being official
06.17.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Being officialI’m officiating a wedding for Mr. P’body and Hakeber this weekend. Nice hotel. No teevees, but wi-fi and rocking chairs instead. My kind of registered historical building.
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Comics for Crohn’s
06.16.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Comics for Crohn’sComic Maestro and Crohn’s sufferer Mark Millar is organizing a weekly auction to raise money for a puported Crohn’s disease vaccine. The money is to put the vaccine through human trials in the UK. I’d assume US trials won’t be far behind.
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Liberating faith, not liberal faith
06.15.06 | Permalink | 16 CommentsA follow up to “Calling the question“: There have been a couple of comments about this line: To state it baldly: we [UUs] do not have the luxury of doing things that do not transform lives (or lead to transformed lives). I thought I’d try to fill that out a little.
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