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Check out (and contribute to!?) the online, editable, book (‘Not Only A Father‘) by Tim Bulkeley about gender language and God. Yes – editable. This is a new kind of book. A book you discuss with others, and with the author, as you read. It may even be edited and rewritten as a result of your comments. Pretty neat idea . . . → Read More: mather God? I incessantly think and type in footnotese.1 I constantly use parentheses2 to put thoughts within thoughts within thoughts. Thanks to a funky plugin3, I can now make my nuances and additions viewable by hovering or clicking on the footnote number4 – all without breaking the flow of thought.5 this is probably just being lazy [↑]and hyphens [↑]http://elvery.net/drzax/wordpress-footnotes-plugin [↑]that’s it!!! [↑]sort . . . → Read More: postflow I’ve been getting the site back to something of the look it had on the old Atahualpa version, and adding little bits and pieces. Comments/suggestions welcome. I’m also adding (soon) a page where I’ll make some of my music available – eek! as you’ll have seen, i’ve updated my theme – it’ll take a bit of jiggling (when I get time here/there) to get it where I want it… but the new version of atahualpa has a lot of theme options! metanoia (Grk μετανοια) means literally “after-thought” or a change of mind or repentance. Two songs from Johnny Cash’s album, American IV, contrast a repentant person with an unrepentant person. The contrast is striking – between the person who ‘hangs his head’ (eventually in prayerful repentance in the last verse) and the person who ‘damns’ everyone (or more particularly, their eyes!). . . . → Read More: cash for repentance I’m prolife, and firmly so, but I’m also pro support of women in real and really desperate and fragile situations. (hat tip – PZ Meyers) Some scattered, quick thoughts about miracles, in passing reflection (all I’ve got time for at the moment) on some recent posts by Damian and Glenn. I, too, am sceptical (US friends, this is the NZ spelling of skeptical) of most miracle reports I hear. Wait, no, I’m actually sceptical of all miracle reports I hear. Not because I think ‘miracles . . . → Read More: miracles (via Frank –> (via eroosters) ) One of my favourite blogs I follow is ‘Just Thomism‘ by James Chastek (who has no idea who I am, I presume, apart from the odd comment here/there). His field is Thomistics (the study of the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas), but his posts betray quite an impressive familiarity with a range of topics (as Thomas authored Physics, science is . . . → Read More: eavesdropping |
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