Monthly Archives: September 2003

I am a stranger here. I always was. I have troubled the earth with my footsteps And found no place to be comforted. As a child I said to Heaven, Is this my home?” And He did not answer. I … Continue reading →

A Florida newspaper, the Lakeland Ledger, takes a look at several blogs in this article – Religious Blogs Provide Forum for Personal Opinions on Faith, Worship and Spirituality. Long time bloggers and columnists such as Amy Welborn, Andrew Sullivan, Mark … Continue reading →

Hey, Dr. Bryon just moved into a new pad, change your links. :^) Wow. And the migration continues. The quiz over at connexions that isn’t as easy as it looks. Care to give it a go? IdeaJoy and Meditatio have … Continue reading →

Cambodians from the US who have been convicted of felonies are being put on a plane and sent back to Cambodia. The US government insists its forced deportations are a magnificent solution to crime. Under a March 2002 agreement signed … Continue reading →

I would expect a relatively favourable article from the Mobile Alabama Register on god-blogs. It does not disappoint. What I think is significant in this piece is the acknowledgement of the international nature of blogging. And, good solid quotes from … Continue reading →

The holiday ends with a bang with two excellent bloggers going head to head over David Warren’s column of August 31st on why he is leaving the Anglican church and joining the Roman Catholic church. Both bloggers have strong personalities … Continue reading →