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Globalisation, Theology And Comedy
Last week I finally got around to watching Rusell Peters’ stand up comedy DVD – Outsourced. Some seriously funny...
Last week I finally got around to watching Rusell Peters’ stand up comedy DVD – Outsourced. Some seriously funny...
The Namesake – Very impressive work from Mira Nair, director of the excellent Monsoon Wedding (adapted from a novel...
Some time back, while considering the question of whether or not I could still call myself an evangelical, I...
A recent email raised an interesting question I’ve been asked a few times about the nature of fundamentalism. Typically,...
I’ve been noticing lately that the non-Fiction shelves of mainstream bookstores seem, at the moment, to be weighed down...
I’m a city person. I don’t much like farms and I tend to avoid the countryside (with the exception...
It is amazing how Richard Dawkins’ brand of neo-Atheism (or should that be neo-Logical Positivism) has gained traction in...
As a lapsed Purpose-Driven‚Ñ¢ Christian, Stuart’s comments on Sunday mornings and church “community” really hit home. “People who voluntarily...
Brant Hansen’s blog, Letters From Kamp Krusty has quickly become a favourite. Today’s post, Great Artists are So Rarely...
Making generalizations about groups of people isn't new. But, the internet seems to be making this worse, a trend...
It’s an ugly spectacle; watching your football team collapsing under the weight of public rancour and outcry. Chelsea’s home...
Here’s a few things that caught my eye this week, YouTube, Flickr Become Forces For Cultural Change – In...
Go on, take the test, you know you want to… Nerd Test
In the next couple of weeks I’ll get around to writing some extended thoughts on the current trends in...
Back in November of last year I wrote some new goals for this blog. One of them was to...
Last week my daughter missed four days of school with a nasty cold and surpise, surprise, it has been...