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Mar 01 2010
Remember Jim West? Hard to remember, but some time ago he was the number 1 biblioblogger in the world – and still to this day, he is my heart – and then he quit (again) vowing (again) never to return (again). He has since spent the last few months non-blogging blogging (again) or something like that. Anyway, he is going to host the next biblioblog carnival (again).
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Jan 10 2010
In our postmodern culture, we tend to replace what God says with our own jurisprudence. We redefine things and relabel them to rid our selves of the duty to live up to God’s commands.
Dec 29 2009
If you read a few of his songs which he wrote, you will notice that Zwingli was singing about some rather dark and disturbing things. The good Doctor has provided us with a few entries. Yuck!
Continue reading “I have a good idea what made Zwingli depressed”
Dec 24 2009
That’s right – NORAD (not the real one, I hope) is tracking the big man in the red sit (red, at least since Coca-Cola marketed him) and his eight flying reindeer (ummmm…Christmas deer…) carrying presents for boys and girls (did they pay for them? I doubt it. Santa is a Socialist, redistributing wealth and giving to kids who don’t deserve it and haven’t earned it and what’s more, he is into globalization. Commie.). Anyway, you can find the tracker here.
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Nov 16 2009
Since I am now a member of the Society of Biblical Literature and, contrary to some opinions, a biblioblogger, I’ve been thinking about some of the papers I would like to submit for next year’s conference. You know, as part of the affiliate program.
Nov 12 2009
Nov 11 2009
Oct 31 2009
Thanks to Alexa’s lack of counting – it is a conspiracy for sure, like – it will not be this month…but there are more than one way to skin a cat (the cat being Jim West)
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Oct 31 2009
…you only serve Jell-O in the proper liturgical color for the season.
…you didn’t know chow mein noodles were a Chinese food.
…when someone mentions red and green (in terms of Christmas), you immediately think of a battle over hymnals.
…during the entire service you hold your hymnal open but never look down at it.
Continue reading “You might be a Lutheran if…”
Oct 30 2009
I know, I know…Tertullian didn’t write about Halloween, but what if he did? Growing up, the only local congregations who had Fall Festivals were Catholic Churches. Now, everyone has them. For me, no, but I reckon, to each his or her own.
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