Jihad. The Musical. HT: Steven Wedgeworth
Oh, Yeah?
Some friends were talking about Rene Girard and his work, and one of them thought to send me this clip — illustrative of the bizarre nature of mimetic conflict. Enjoy.
Relevance in the Passing Lane
The entire collection can be seen here, but I needed to post my four favorites. HT: Austin Storm
Looking at Things Sideways
Couple of great ones. HT: Peter Scholtens This first one is just plain fun. On this second one, you will have to watch it twice. The surprise ending changes everything in it, and, for those who are wise there is a profound theological lesson in it for us.
Kind of Makes You Proud
An Oregon man covered 193 miles in a lawn chair, powered by 105 helium balloons. HT: Dale Courtney
More Than One Use for Pretty Much Anything
Well, it turns out that Ron Paul has more shekels in the bank than John McCain, one of the front runners. And so just what is a front runner anyway? Might it be anyone who is deemed to be such by the media? Is this a great country or what? HT: Tom Brainerd And as …
The Chickification of Modern Culture
Let me continue to recommend the blog of the Bayly brothers. They understand, as few others do, that the really serious issues confronting the Church today have to do with how we go about defining of male and female, and whether we are going to submit to the teaching of Scripture on this or not. …
My Question Exactly: “Why?”
Never tiring of fulfilling the need we have for yet another angle on evangelism, somebody came up with this — a guilt trip with baby Jesus as the driver. We need to try an evangelistic rally in a stadium with one of these on the JumboTron. Watch it for a few minutes to get the …
Calvinist Romance
Somebody sent me this. I would give artistic credit if I knew the point of origin, but I don’t. As it is, I just throw it out there to join in the cyber-whirl.
Here and There
Nancy has some really great suggestions on sabbath feasting. Tim Bayly continues to write helpfully on what I consider to be one of the central doctrinal issues for the church in the coming century — the gender issues, all of them. Not all of the genders, all of the issues. And check out the vintage …