Monthly Archives: October 2007

Holy Justice (or) Sabbath, part XX Richard M. Wright Isaiah 58 challenges us to see Sabbath keeping as part of a larger whole that includes and is not divorced from justice and liberation and feeding and clothing and providing and … Continue reading →

Okay – this happened a long time ago. But only this week did I read this very interesting article by Terry Mattingly, “Why I Am No Longer a Southern Baptist”. It was in fact published anonymously (to protect him and … Continue reading →

I borrowed from the local library the Decca recording of Puccini’s famous opera “Turandot”. And I begin to follow up to my post on / link to Paul Potts singing the aria “Nessun dorma”. Came across this interesting article on, … Continue reading →

Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. – Galatians 6:9 (NIV) This is the first year since I was a young boy that … Continue reading →

To the editor, Baton Rouge Advocate: After reading Charles Voss’ letter in the October 10 Advocate one cannot but wonder how biologists would respond to the idea that evolution is defined rather blandly as “change”. Or that evolution described thus … Continue reading →

Catalyst Conference 2007 I attended – for the second time – the Catalyst Conference in Duluth, Georgia (about half an hour north of Atlanta). It was inspiring, challenging, convicting, provocative. Wednesday, October 03 I left home around 4:30 a.m. to … Continue reading →

Well how about that? About a month ago I realized that one could (theoretically) use Microsoft Word 2007 not only to compose but to publish posts to one’s blog. I had some trouble configuring it correctly. When I finally had … Continue reading →