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A plea for comment notifications
11.18.05 | Permalink | 4 CommentsI was out with the blogasmic Atlanta bloggers group last night having way too much to drink. Found myself mentioning the “Subscribe to Comments” WordPress plugin to fellow blogger Daily Dose of Dave. It’s a nifty little plugin that lets your site’s commenters opt in (with a check box) for email notification whenever someone else […]
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College Republican calls for Bush assassination and fun
11.18.05 | Permalink | 2 CommentsSteven S. Hoffman, a Wash. U. College Republican, was caught posting a rather unpatriotic comment at General JC Christian, Patriot: We should all get together and assasinate that bastard Bush, don’t you agree? Let’s blow his ugly face off and we can have fun!! To make matters worse, Hoffman tried to do this under cover […]
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Losing with honor
11.18.05 | Permalink | 2 CommentsGiblets over at Fafblog makes a persuasive case for staying the course in Iraq: The only thing to do is for America to stay the course and remain in Iraq for the next five to twelvezenteen years, until either our resources are depleted or we have been chased from the roof of the American embassy […]
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Bible the “Word of God?”
11.17.05 | Permalink | 9 CommentsThe evangelical claim that the Bible is the “Word of God” is a curious one. In the first chapter of John’s Gospel we learn that Christ is the Word of God. If Christ is the Word of God made flesh, then is the Bible the Word of God made ink? Yet for all of evangelicals’ […]
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Ass blood makes my wife giggle
11.16.05 | Permalink | 3 CommentsMy wife (who has Crohn’s disease) thinks this post—which begins “So a couple of months ago I squirted some blood out of my ass…”—is absolutely hilarious.
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A better way to do ministerial formation
11.15.05 | Permalink | 6 CommentsOrdained ministry is been overprofessionalized. When you expect people (without ever coming out and saying it) to live in genteel poverty for their first ten or fifteen years, and when most new ministers take out huge loans and have children to support, well, it just isn’t right. Add to that the “entrepreneurial” bit, as Scott […]
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