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This is just what I was lookin

2008-03-23T06:56:56.248+01:00

This is just what I was looking for, thanks for adding the widget capabilities. As a WP newbie, I'm wondering...how would I go about adding the Flickr feature back--as in the original?

This is just what I've been lo

2008-03-23T06:52:48.398+01:00

This is just what I've been looking for, thanks for adding the widget capabilities. As a WP newbie, I'm wondering...how would I go about adding the flickr functionality back in--as in the original theme?

My church also has weekly comm

2008-02-21T18:32:35.041+01:00

My church also has weekly communion--and I share your sentiment that my ability to dumb it down is nearly infinite. Thinking about God's awful transcendence as well as his merciful proximity may help to appreciate more fully just what we're doing. Now that I think about it, God's power can be seen as immanent as well as transcendent--as can his mercy. So maybe my thinking needs revision at more than one place (imagine that). Thanks for the post...and the good use of Lewis.

@ freedom seeker: I appreciate

2008-02-19T18:07:25.877+01:00

@ freedom seeker: I appreciate your enthusiasm. However, my impression is that you're throwing the baby out with the bath water--or, as I like to say, tossing the coffee out with the grinds. The church has always been a composite of authentic faith and self-serving "religion." Therefore, to scrap everything and start over is kind of redundant, to say the least...we may as well make it a daily ritual (which the Reformers, in fact, suggested, in a spiritual sense: "semper reformanda"). You suggest Viola says scrapping it, and starting over with a tone of incredible unbelief. Are you suggesting we keep it like it is? I don't think anyone who actually cares about the church wants to keep it like it is. My problem with Viola is that I don't think the changes he subscribes are necessarily the ones the church most needs.

The new interface is sweet, An

2007-09-03T01:26:54.606+02:00

The new interface is sweet, Andy. I like what you said about simply writing to write. Tracking the stats, feeds, subscribers, etc., does get old. Blogging is, at best, a simple discipline. :)

Thanks for the link, Tom. I lo

2007-08-11T22:40:06.882+02:00

Thanks for the link, Tom. I love Costa Rican coffee, and Fair Trade is the only way to go.

A&A, thanks for the coffee lin

2007-07-31T01:34:15.673+02:00

A&A, thanks for the coffee link. I'm a huge fan of fresh roasted beans, so the site looks promising. I gave it a once-over and I'll have to go back and explore. Will, all you need to do to market your next book is convince Starbucks to push it for you. Anything that appears in Starbucks is going to sell, whether it's coffee, music, or lit. It would be cool to see this trend proliferate in more unique, privately-owned roasteries as well...coffee seems conducive to the arts. In a perfect world, some previously-unknown artists could get face time that way.

Hmm. Dr. James Naismith inve

2007-05-16T16:29:41.072+02:00

Hmm. Dr. James Naismith inventing the game of basketball with a peach basket. The Jayhawks winning the NCAA tourney against all odds in 1988... Oh wait, this wasn't a sports novel, was it? The French Revolution is always good for a gory scene or two. Likewise, the Salem Witch Trials. Of course, they've been done before.

Hi Andrew, thanks for the link

2007-03-19T16:12:24.008+01:00

Hi Andrew, thanks for the link. It will be very interesting to see how the SBC/Emerging thing plays out.

I've discovered a new problem.

2007-03-08T04:25:30.547+01:00

I've discovered a new problem. With this hack installed, I'm unable to save page elements on the page editor. The word "Saving..." continues to display, followed by an error message. Any suggestions on how to resolve this?

Thanks for the review! Clearly

2007-01-14T03:52:48.992+01:00

Thanks for the review! Clearly, this book will also be a must-read.

I can't believe you paid $10 t

2006-05-18T00:43:37.689+02:00

I can't believe you paid $10 to see that film. You could have bought TWO BOOKS on Half.com with that cash. ;) In response to your question, I tend to always bring my entertainment experiences home with me, since I read-uh, that is-enter most of them from the comfort of my favorite disc chair...