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I want people to be able to leave comments without anyone having to “approve” them – so they appear immediately. But I also want to keep out spam. The anti-spam module for some reason puts all comments (including my own!) into the spam folder. I have to go in, see a comment in spam, mark it “not spam”, then “approve” it. I have checked and rechecked the WordPress settings and do not understand why it’s not letting people post comments that appear immediately. I apologize for the inconvenience.-
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ANNOUNCEMENT – Comments and Spam
Well. Imagine my joy when I discovered that I had about 65+ comments/trackbacks that were all advertisements for Viagra or Tramadol. Took me about 15 minutes to repair the damage. So I have made a few changes. I still allow … Continue reading
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REVIEW – "Quantum of Solace"
When we were in New York visiting my mom we went to see a movie with my brother and his family. It was the first time he had seen the preview for the next (now) Bond film. When he saw … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Hamartiology (sin), Movies and film
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Art to experience in Minneapolis – my sister Cathy Wright
Yeah like anyone in the Twin Cities reads this. But I need to do a better job of bragging on all the brilliance in my family such as my sister Cathy Wright. Studied dance at the University of Utah (no … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Personal, Society and Culture
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Camille Paglia – An intelligent liberal crying out in the wilderness
I can handle people who hold different views from me – when it is apparent they know what they think and why and can engage rather than ignore facts. What I found troubling about the presidential election season was not … Continue reading
Posted in Media, News, Politics, Society and Culture
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How to kill a sick economy
A gentleman who lives north of Baton Rouge clearly understands chemistry better than he understands political and economic reality: I anxiously await the passage of the Employee Free Choice Act, which will give workers a great deal of power to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Media, News, Personal
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Waxing positive for the President-elect (and others newly elected)
Called my brother last night not so much to discuss politics as to share with him the unusual and interesting fact that University Baptist Church has been playing host lately to a movie production crew. They are filming “Burning Palms” … Continue reading
SERMON – "We are our message but our message is not us" (1 Thessalonians 2)
Richard M. Wright “We are our message but our message is not us” 1 Thessalonians 2 Church of the Nations November 02, 2008 31st Sunday Ordinary Time (A) or All Saints’ Sunday Fourteen trillion dollars in new taxes – from … Continue reading
Posted in Missiology, New Testament, Sermons
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SERMON – "(Not just eat but) Chew your Bible" (Psalm 1)
Richard M. Wright “(Not just eat but) Chew your Bible” Psalm 1 Church of the Nations October 26, 2008 30th Sunday Ordinary Time (A) Well – we are out of food. So what will we eat now? The first days … Continue reading
Posted in Hebrew Bible, Lectio divina (holy reading), Sermons
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Cal Thomas – conservative Christians just might try to imitate Jesus instead
That is my not Cal’s title for the column. There has been much handwringing (what a great word) and debate the last few days concerning the Republican party and why it lost so badly this week (not just the presidential … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Practice, Media, Politics, Society and Culture
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For the record – where I plot politically
Hey remember this post? Where I stand politically With the accompanying graph: That was in June 2008. Some might think I am uber-conservative but do notice that – at least according to this measurement tool – I am smack bang … Continue reading
Posted in Fun and Geek Stuff, Personal, Politics, Uncategorized
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