A Twilight FAIL… And a better story
Some of our mates noticed Mark Driscoll’s take on Twilight.
Death by infographics!
Infographics. I’m crazy about them. They’re so endlessly interesting! But I find they can induce a certain opiate haze. I don’t seem to be knowing anyone better, doing anything differently, or travelling anywhere new. I’ve drifted into the shallows, they say. Infogasms destroy lives, people! If I could show you a […]
Ben Witherington on socio-rhetorical criticism
We were recently at the visit of Ben Witherington III to Churches of Christ Theological College. I see him as a sort of American NT Wright: his scholarship has a deeply pastoral dimension and he’s right in on the public discourse (radio programs, TV documentaries, popular books, blogging). BW3 was providing […]
A Christian vote? (Australian Federal Election 2010)
There has already been some discussion about voting as a Christian in my how to vote. Here are three more things to keep you thinking!
Arthur’s Really Quite Simple How To Vote (Australian Federal Election 2010)
Or simplistic? Well, mix and match. You’ll work it out! :D
Two new things…
…Added to our footer: Lausanne World Pulse. Nuff said. ABC Religion and Ethics. There’s more than just the blog! Ben Myers reckons, “Not only will this site provide a single online destination for religion news and current affairs from around the world, it will host perhaps the most significant gathering […]
Preparing for the long haul
We just got back from a retreat with our college learning community. Rhys Bezzant is hoping to stitch together spiritually sustainable Christian leaders who are prepared for the long haul of a life of adversity. He took us through two studies on Jesus’ letters to the church of Smyrna and […]
Meet Jesus at uni 