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Hong Kong Used To Stick To London, But Now It Sticks To China
“Hong Kong used to stick to London, but now it sticks to China” – that’s how my daughter, recently...
“Hong Kong used to stick to London, but now it sticks to China” – that’s how my daughter, recently...
As I’ve mentioned before, I’m not a fan of the local newspaper, the South China Morning Post. However, one...
Money is a sensitive topic at the best of times and as I have often found out, especially sensitive...
The Best Article Every Day is an aggregator-blog, collecting insightful and provocative posts from all over the blogosphere. It...
Propellerhead have just announced that Reason 4.0 has gone into final beta testing. We should see the new product...
Andy Goodliff has been pondering who would follow on from Barth in a list of “theological giants,” assuming the...
Thanks to Michael at Kruse Kronicle for drawing attention to a new, upcoming book, Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes:...
OK, in response to a few emails, I’m going to keep these lists a little shorter… A Piece Of...
During our years in Delhi, reading the Saturday edition of the paper was always a unique experience. It wasn’t...
There’s a fairly popular conspiracy theory amongst some Christians that universities and colleges are part of a giant liberal...
The Amazon fairies delivered a sweet prize this morning – a new copy of Robert Jewett’s monumental commentary on...
Food and cooking blogs occupy a fascinating space within the blogosphere. Clearly, recipes and restaurant reviews adapt well to...
It might sound amazing to consider, but I think Newt Gingrich is dead right in his Financial Times article...
After a long break, I’ve been updating my Flickr account over the past week with new photos and sets....
John Smulo has posted a question, of sorts, on his blog, Difficulties Pre-Jesus Stress, Pain, Challenges, Find out which...
Friday saw the passing of Richard Rorty (NYT Obituary and comment from InterBreeding). Rorty was a powerful thinker and...