Comments for Live the Trinity http://livethetrinity.net Questions about life, the universe, everything Fri, 18 May 2012 13:55:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on I Chase Squirrels? or Chasing Squirrels? by euro-trading http://livethetrinity.net/2012/05/i-chase-squirrels-or-chasing-squirrels/comment-page-1/#comment-1325 euro-trading Fri, 18 May 2012 13:55:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2192#comment-1325 You're wonderful! Thanks! You’re wonderful! Thanks!

]]> Comment on I Chase Squirrels? or Chasing Squirrels? by mebli bel http://livethetrinity.net/2012/05/i-chase-squirrels-or-chasing-squirrels/comment-page-1/#comment-1324 mebli bel Thu, 17 May 2012 18:51:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2192#comment-1324 Thanks for sharing such an interesting information. I think this is really a very nice post Thanks for sharing such an interesting information. I think this is really a very nice post

]]> Comment on Idea for the social-political blog name by biglsusportsfan http://livethetrinity.net/2012/05/idea-for-the-social-political-blog-name/comment-page-1/#comment-1323 biglsusportsfan Thu, 10 May 2012 21:09:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2186#comment-1323 I chase Squirrels sounds fun !! I chase Squirrels sounds fun !!

]]> Comment on Good and bad states for business and the significance of regional bigotry by Rick http://livethetrinity.net/2012/05/good-and-bad-states-for-business-and-the-significance-of-regional-bigotry/comment-page-1/#comment-1322 Rick Mon, 07 May 2012 03:39:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2163#comment-1322 Hey thanks for reading and leaving a comment. I'm inclined to agree. So does that challenge the idea - that some made - that businesses requiring high/specialized skills will *only* locate in areas with lots of people fitting that profile? And yes if I was offered a killer job back in the northeast - it would be hard to turn down. Although the location *would* go in the "minuses" column when it came to deciding whether or not to take it and move. Hey thanks for reading and leaving a comment. I’m inclined to agree. So does that challenge the idea – that some made – that businesses requiring high/specialized skills will *only* locate in areas with lots of people fitting that profile? And yes if I was offered a killer job back in the northeast – it would be hard to turn down. Although the location *would* go in the “minuses” column when it came to deciding whether or not to take it and move.

]]> Comment on Good and bad states for business and the significance of regional bigotry by Arizona Printing http://livethetrinity.net/2012/05/good-and-bad-states-for-business-and-the-significance-of-regional-bigotry/comment-page-1/#comment-1321 Arizona Printing Fri, 04 May 2012 01:05:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2163#comment-1321 Meh, at the end of the day, a job is a job. If it so happens that a company in Arizona is offering amazing services, then that's where the jobs will flock to. If a company in New York offers even better services, then you'll see jobs shift that way too. There's no magic formula Meh, at the end of the day, a job is a job. If it so happens that a company in Arizona is offering amazing services, then that’s where the jobs will flock to. If a company in New York offers even better services, then you’ll see jobs shift that way too. There’s no magic formula

]]> Comment on Education reform in Louisiana (or) Ruining a system in order to save it by Lsmith http://livethetrinity.net/2012/03/education-reform-in-louisiana-or-ruining-a-system-in-order-to-save-it/comment-page-1/#comment-1302 Lsmith Thu, 22 Mar 2012 14:30:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2139#comment-1302 I agree with you 100 %.  I am about to send a letter to my local paper. I am a retired teacher/administrator.  I would not mind my evaluation being tied to student performance if the district could guarantee me the following conditions:  Students would come to class ready to learn every day; students would pay attention when I am teaching and I don't have to constantly stop to tell them to get back on task; students would come to class daily and not be absent one or two days every week; parents would re-enforce the skills that I teach by helping their children with home work and not complain that they have too much homework; parents would become involved in their children's education from August -June and not just in May when they realize that the child is going to fail the class; students would be grouped heterogeneously with not all student with low ability placed in my class. Now if I can be assured of these conditions, I would not mind being evaluated on the success of my students on standardized tests, etc. Thanks I agree with you 100 %.  I am about to send a letter to my local paper. I am a retired teacher/administrator.  I would not mind my evaluation being tied to student performance if the district could guarantee me the following conditions:  Students would come to class ready to learn every day; students would pay attention when I am teaching and I don’t have to constantly stop to tell them to get back on task; students would come to class daily and not be absent one or two days every week; parents would re-enforce the skills that I teach by helping their children with home work and not complain that they have too much homework; parents would become involved in their children’s education from August -June and not just in May when they realize that the child is going to fail the class; students would be grouped heterogeneously with not all student with low ability placed in my class. Now if I can be assured of these conditions, I would not mind being evaluated on the success of my students on standardized tests, etc.
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]]> Comment on Fleming Rutledge, “The Invisible Lord in Lord of the Rings” by Rick Wright http://livethetrinity.net/2012/03/fleming-rutledge-the-invisible-lord-in-lord-of-the-rings/comment-page-1/#comment-1296 Rick Wright Fri, 09 Mar 2012 15:19:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2132#comment-1296  Yeah, and part of me wonders if I'm really up to it. I'm effectively working until about 9:00 most days. Parish ministry, teaching a class at LSU, teenage daughters, working on an article. But then I don't have to post something every day right?  Yeah, and part of me wonders if I’m really up to it. I’m effectively working until about 9:00 most days. Parish ministry, teaching a class at LSU, teenage daughters, working on an article. But then I don’t have to post something every day right?

]]> Comment on Fleming Rutledge, “The Invisible Lord in Lord of the Rings” by Rick Wright http://livethetrinity.net/2012/03/fleming-rutledge-the-invisible-lord-in-lord-of-the-rings/comment-page-1/#comment-1295 Rick Wright Fri, 09 Mar 2012 15:17:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2132#comment-1295  "You" = Fleming Rutledge. These are notes from her lecture. I would say we then need to try to understand what she meant by that.  If you had said something during the Q and A afterward, how do you think she might have replied?  ”You” = Fleming Rutledge. These are notes from her lecture.

I would say we then need to try to understand what she meant by that.  If you had said something during the Q and A afterward, how do you think she might have replied?

]]> Comment on Fleming Rutledge, “The Invisible Lord in Lord of the Rings” by biglsusportsfan http://livethetrinity.net/2012/03/fleming-rutledge-the-invisible-lord-in-lord-of-the-rings/comment-page-1/#comment-1294 biglsusportsfan Fri, 09 Mar 2012 15:00:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2132#comment-1294 YOU LIVE - WOW!! Every Day when I go to Anglican Curmudgeon and note on the side bar if you updated. About fell over when I say you did YOU LIVE – WOW!! Every Day when I go to Anglican Curmudgeon and note on the side bar if you updated. About fell over when I say you did

]]> Comment on Fleming Rutledge, “The Invisible Lord in Lord of the Rings” by Rey Jacobs http://livethetrinity.net/2012/03/fleming-rutledge-the-invisible-lord-in-lord-of-the-rings/comment-page-1/#comment-1293 Rey Jacobs Fri, 09 Mar 2012 04:20:00 +0000 http://livethetrinity.net/?p=2132#comment-1293   <i>"- Augustine vs Pelagius (3rd-4th c AD) - we only know Pelagius through Augustine - Pelagius = freedom of human will - Augustine = bondage of human will - there is no doctrine of free will in Christian tradition!"</i>    You just got through saying Pelagius taught free will then you say there is no doctrine of free will in Christian tradition.  But Pelagius is in Christian tradition, and free will was accepted by the Radical Reformers (anabaptists) as well as by Erasmus.   Not to mention the Greek fathers all taught free will prior to Augustine.  

“- Augustine vs Pelagius (3rd-4th c AD)

- we only know Pelagius through Augustine

- Pelagius = freedom of human will

- Augustine = bondage of human will

- there is no doctrine of free will in Christian tradition!”

 
 You just got through saying Pelagius taught free will then you say there is no doctrine of free will in Christian tradition.  But Pelagius is in Christian tradition, and free will was accepted by the Radical Reformers (anabaptists) as well as by Erasmus.   Not to mention the Greek fathers all taught free will prior to Augustine.

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