Things I’ve linked recently:
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"Theology finds its power to silence scripture (and people) from this claim to its standing as objective truth. But while objective truth exists, we can always only at best approximate it. The challenge for theology is not only to confess this in word but to live like it in deed: to treat itself as provisional, always subject to change and development and correction."
Good summary from Dr. Kirk.
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Statistics FTW!
These are my links for 2010-03-10:
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"This is the classic inversion of sola scriptura: no longer do we really want you to do what the Reformers did (read your Bible), we want you instead to read and memorize what they said after they had read their Bibles."
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A great XKCD.
Kottke linked earlier this afternoon to a nifty site where they’ve taken some famous movie quotes and represented them pictorially.
Very cool, but the quote that immediately sprang to my mind wasn’t among them, so I decided to get in on the fun and create it here.
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Things I’ve linked recently:
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You can never go wrong with Richard Wayne Mullins.
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The people who are responsible for defining the culture are not deliberately doing so. They do not wake up in the morning and decide, "Today is the day I will steer the culture of the company to value quality design".
They just do it. The individuals who have the biggest impact on the culture and company aren't doing it for any other reason than they believe it is right thing to do, and if you want to grow in this particular company it's a good idea to at least know who they are and where they sit. You need to pay attention to this core group of engineers because as they do, so will the company.
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Things I’ve linked recently:
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Christopher Buckley (son of the late Wm. F. Buckley, Jr) is voting Obama.
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"So the point is that our first and greatest battle is to gospelize the church. "
AMEN.
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Jeremy recommends the Fleet Foxes record. So do I.
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D. A. Carson audio from a weekend seminar titled "Making Sense of Suffering".
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I've watched a bunch of these, but this will give me some ideas for my next trip to the video store.