Robert L Reymond’s John Calvin: His Life and Influence is a keeper. There I said it. This admission does not come with some hesitation. Why would you want this book? I think the answer lies with how desperate you are to know the story of JC (John Calvin not Jesus Christ – keep up). The…
Robert L Reymond’s John Calvin: His Life and Influence is a keeper. There I said it. This admission does not come with some hesitation. Why would you want this book? I think the answer lies with how desperate you are to know the story of JC (John Calvin not Jesus Christ – keep up). The…
Who Dat: Singular Plural Past Who Det wuz Who Dem wuz Present Who Dat Who Dees Future Who De Be Who Doz Be Example: Past: Who Det wuz say dey gonna beat dem saints! Present: Who dat say dey gonna beat dem saints! Future: Who de be say dey gonna beat dem saints! Thus ends…
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To the technologically savvy: Perhaps you are too savvy for your own good. Please Rob Me is a website committed to generating awareness among the larger populace that certain websites such as twitter and foursquare leave your home vulnerable for attack. Specifically, you may be telling people when you are not home so they know…
Today’s blog is a continuation of yesterday’s blog on evolution and intelligent design (ID). Roy Speckhardt, who is the executive director for the American Humanist Association, responded to my post which primarily was targeted at a quote he made available through AHA’s website. This entry is primarily a response to the comment left by him….
Not surprising, the American Humanist Association (AHA) is among groups petitioning to make “Darwin Day” a national holiday. In an article addressing this subject on their website, Roy Speckhardt the executive director for AHA argues for the importance of Darwin Day. A portion of the article reads: Speckhardt noted that this year, the American Humanist…
Turn to those who are dead. It is the best overarching reading advice I can give. It is easy to get caught up in the novelty of today’s books. There are many excellent choices, but history gives us perspective and protects us from our cultural sensitivities. Imagine my joy when I discovered that Reformed Presbyterian…
Well, for all those wondering why we’ve been slammed with this crazy winter weather here you go…
Every Sunday as part of our worship experience Rachelle and I talk about the service on our way home. There is a blessing in this habit – and a trap. The blessing is that we get to keep each other accountable and share with each other. We keep each other accountable in that our weekly…