Monthly Archives: October 2007

Jordon Cooper is named in the top 100 informative blogs  in a student study at Carnegie Melon University. Congrats JC.  There are a couple of faith blogs on the list, and a couple of none US blogs. A couple are portals, … Continue reading →

Dan at Cerulean Sanctum is refreshingly candid about why he is disallusioned with politics. It’s reasonable to be disallusioned, it is at least a decision, and better than ignorance. I don’t think Christian is a voting block. There is a … Continue reading →

Rant ahead. Grrrrr. It took about 6 months get a new modem with my ISP. I limped along with the old one until I lost the connection and the modem was in it’s final wheezes. For some reason that is only … Continue reading →

No wonder hundreds if not thousands of people have fled the Southern Baptist Convention since the Conservative Resurgence. How would you handle full time ministerial responsibilities, board responsibilities and receiving a 153 page email from someone who spiritualizes his complaints and … Continue reading →

Four months ago a bill was passed in parliament that cut out about a federal million voters. It is a goof that contravenes The Charter of Rights and Freedoms: Every citizen of Canada has the right to vote in an election … Continue reading →

I’ll wait while you cringe.  GodTube.com’s success is proof positive that Jesus 2.0 is the wave of the future. Our entire culture is becoming internet focused. Today, people use the internet to search for practically everything they need in life … Continue reading →

40 years of protests – and war wages on. Barry was there. Stephen Harper’s media phobia. The Galloping Beaver The Public Eye has started a blog. They’ve been documenting the religious right for years. While it is apparent they are … Continue reading →

Streams of Justice erected a small tent village on the empty lot at 950 Main St. late Sunday afternoon. The drug- and alcohol-free camp was established to draw attention to the failure of governments and Olympic organizers to meet promises … Continue reading →