Monthly Archives: March 2004

As others begin to look at this sub-division of blogging, one of the stronger areas of god-blogs is the post-modern, emerging, alternative etc. group of protestants who are mostly ministers and theological students. It’s a lively group with strong opinions. … Continue reading →

But for all of the careful publishing guidelines that are starting to evolve, bloggers still do not feel like they know their audience. For the most part, they have no control over who reads their postings. The study also shows … Continue reading →

The Conservative Party is electing a leader this weekend, and truth be told, it makes for boring television. I can’t even drum up much of a conversation over coffee about it. I think Stephen Harper will be elected the leader … Continue reading →

May there always be work for your hands to do May your purse always hold a coin or two. May the sun always shine on your windowpane. May a rainbow be certain to follow each rain. May the hand of … Continue reading →

Drug war. Culture war. War on terror. The terms have become so much a part of mainstream speech, or the speech of segments of the churched, I wonder if we stop to consider what we are saying and why we … Continue reading →

77% of eligable voters turned out in Spain and ousted the current government who had governed for 8 years. The Popular Party of Jose Maria Aznar was defeated by Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero’s Socialist party. Socialists (PSOE): 43% Popular Party … Continue reading →

We are what we consume. And that is true about information. Canadians like to think of themselves as polite and as important in the world. We are far from the most polite and our importance in the world shifts as … Continue reading →

I don’t use a spell checker on this blog. I rather like not having to be perfect. Typos help keep me humble. Author unknown. Spell Checker Eye halve a spelling chequer It came with my pea sea It plainly marques … Continue reading →