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Thanks, Scalzi
Several years ago we somehow ran across John Scalzi’s excellent book Old Man’s War. Probably because it was nominated for the Hugo Award that year and our household tends to take note of things like that. And behold, it was good! As a side note, if you can tolerate science fiction at all, meaning if you’ve…
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Acceptance: A Gospel Posture toward Gay Christians
I really hate to be misunderstood, so do read all the words in this post before you start commenting. 🙂 I recently finished reading Ken Wilson’s short book A Letter to My Congregation, in which he explains (to his congregation with the rest of us listening in) his decision to accept LGBT+ Christians into the membership…
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How Your Travels Around the Internet Expose the Way You Think | WIRED
How Your Travels Around the Internet Expose the Way You Think | WIRED. What a great idea! Building on a classic 1945 essay that predicted the rise of the Internet, among other things, a New Zealand startup has developed Trailblazer, a Chrome extension that tracks HOW you wandered across the web in your search for…
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Bravo, Rachel.
RHE: For much of my life, being a Christian was all about believing the right things, finding the right denomination, living the right life. My faith had, in many ways, been reduced to intellectual assent to a set of propositions. It took watching that faith completely unravel in the midst of the doubts, questions, and…
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Launch
I’ve had my shingle out for years doing freelance graphic design work, but a recent personal brand/identity project spurs me toward making a more formal announcement. So yeah. I’ve been doing print layout and design for about half my life, longer if you count my teen years when I learned calligraphy (the start of my design…
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