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Poetry And Religion
Religions are poems. They concert our daylight and dreaming mind, our emotions, instinct, breath and native gesture into the...
Religions are poems. They concert our daylight and dreaming mind, our emotions, instinct, breath and native gesture into the...
John Smulo has tagged me on the contemporary theology book meme (whilst also cleverly creating a sub-meme dealing with...
One of those “I wish I had thought of that” tips from 43 Folders. When you are in a...
There are some really good discussions on Baptist identity springing up around the blogosphere; in particular Brodie’s blogpost, A...
Hamo, at Backyard Missionary has decided to call stumps on his blog (seems like a year of real change...
OK, so it seems almost everyone wants a new iPhone. But I have far more serious GAS (gear aquisition...
Great stuff; the meaning of life, bad presentation logic and dark humour all rolled into one. Hat Tip to...
Remember those Bugs Bunny and other cartoons where characters would dig through the centre of the earth and always...
Missional is set to be the buzz word of the year in church circles. JR Woodward has a good...
I have too many books, too many DVDs, too many CDs. Anyone want to help me out? A while...
Trendwatching, which happens to be a must-read blog/think-tank, has a list of the five most important consumer trends for...
“‚ÄúWe are guilty of many errors and many faults, but our worst crime is abandoning the children, neglecting the...
“Life’s creative solutions require alonetime. Solitude is required for the unconscious to process and unravel problems. Others inspire us,...
Phil Cooke has an excellent blog, as well as being “…the only working producer in Hollywood with a Ph.D....
Here’s the stuff I’m currently listening to, along with some impossibly concise comments. Jools Holland – Moving Out To...
Paths of Glory is a shocking, tough and totally unromantic study in the futility of WWI trench warfare and...