Monthly Archives: September 2008
Pre-Preacher Thinking
I’m not preaching this morning, so I’ve been up thinking, as in the old days. Not to say I don’t think anymore, but the kind of thinking I did pre-preaching and now are somehow different. This morning seemed like the … Continue reading
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“Tell It To Him”
I watched about 40 minutes of the presidential debate last night and walked away shaking my head over the state of discourse and the odd role of media. Seems to me the differences in the candidates are pretty large and … Continue reading
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Beauty Arriving
“Thou know’st the mask of night is on my face…” You never know when a face is going to show…. I have always enjoyed teaching acting. There’s always a small voice in the back of my head wondering about the … Continue reading
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Girl with a Pearl Earring
After frozen pizza that was better than you’d think, spicy chicken fingers and potatoes, and salad that someone wondered over, asking if anchovy might be in the dressing, we finally wandered downstairs to watch a film only one person besides … Continue reading
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Trusting the Mind
Okay, here’s a heady entry. Let’s just say it’s needed at this moment. Personally, the deepest injury postmodernism inflicts on the unsuspecting is the severing of the basic trust between the mind and the self. What I mean is simple: … Continue reading
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