Monthly Archives: November 2007

I’ll be away from the blog a few more days – meeting up with a couple of Canuck and Kiwi blogging friends. So, no keyboard time for me, while Rachel and Regan Cunliffe have a lot further to travel than … Continue reading →

I wish every reporter in Canada who is asked to cover the Anglican split would be required to keep Micheal Ingham’s statement handy. Watching Anglicans split is much harder than watching Baptists fight. Anglicans use bigger words, but the issues … Continue reading →

For every one who got scared by preachers, teachers, evangelists, church ladies, books, movies and tracts telling you to get ready for the Second Coming ’cause you’re getting left behind.:^) The Sunday evening service Still just makes me nervous It’s … Continue reading →

Brian Maclaren’s Christmas message begins with four bullet points, the first two of which are a pitch for his new book, and the CD that accompanies it with helpful links to Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and the CD project website. … Continue reading →

42 has the details. The Turbulent Cleric has been a sane, wise and kind voice of justice, I do not want to see him have to shut down his blog because of online attacks that have spilled into real life. He … Continue reading →

Polls have closed in Australia’s federal election. You can watch results in real time here. It’s possible Howard as well as his party are going down if early returns are any indication. DogsFightAtBankstown  is right on top of returns, I can guarantee clear observation and … Continue reading →

Five weeks ago when I posted about 3 professors filing a lawsuit against Oral Roberts University, I made the the statement there would be lots to blog about in the days to come. Well. Yeah. Two weeks after the professors lawsuit … Continue reading →

This is a continuance of the split in the Anglican Church. The first bishop to leave was  Donald Harding, who came out of retirement to put himself under the authority of South America and head the split.  A second retired bishop from Manitoba, … Continue reading →