Monthly Archives: June 2008

How should Christians vote in November?

Posted on June 27, 2008 by

The 56th American presidential election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 4, 2008; and nearly everyone has an opinion about Barack Obama and John McCain, the apparent nominees for the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively. Quite a diverse field of third … Continue reading →

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Approaching the empty nest

Posted on June 21, 2008 by

Things are moving quickly right now. Three weeks from today, I’ll be walking our youngest daughter down the aisle of an evangelical church in Cardiff. She met a young Welshman three years ago at a Christian conference in Aberystwyth and … Continue reading →

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Louie Giglio: Laminin molecule declares God's glory

Posted on June 11, 2008 by

I had never heard of Louie Giglio until today, but I ran across the following clip from one of his messages from How Great Is Our God. If there had been no video, I would have sworn that I was … Continue reading →

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Anglican Bishop compares global warming opponents to incestuous Austrian father

Posted on June 8, 2008 by

So you’re having second thoughts about global warming? Not convinced by Al Gore or a growing number of scientists that climate change is being brought about by the human contribution to carbon emissions? Then you’re no better than Josef Fritzl, … Continue reading →

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Making the transition to WordPress

Posted on June 5, 2008 by

For those who live in the “Blogger” ghetto and want to move up to the very best blogging platform on earth, here’s a great instructional video (45 minutes) that covers everything you need to know for setting up a WordPress.com … Continue reading →

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