[Promo] Vote for my friend’s photos
My friend Raegan is a finalist in Nikon’s photo contest. Go vote for her photos and help her win a new camera.
Year: 2008
[Link] Parent Of The Year
Parent Of The Year
[Link] Uneasy Bedfellows?: Natural Law and Protestant Theology
Uneasy Bedfellows? Natural Law and Protestant Theology: Tex from Mere Orthodoxy examines the relationship between natural law and evangelicalism.
[Link] Fred Thompson on the SCOTUS Gitmo decision
Supreme Error: Fred Thompson takes on the Supreme Court’s Gitmo decision.
Insurance companies are communist
Why else would they have such names as State Farm and Allstate?
Is the internet messing with our minds?
Nicholas Carr is right on target with his suggestion that the internet may be changing the way we think. In a provocative, must-read piece in the current issue of The Atlantic, Carr argues that the fast-paced bite-sized world of internet reading is not innocuous: …Over the past few years I’ve had an uncomfortable sense that … Read more
[Link] Blogging from the Cedar Rapids flood in Iowa
Jason from the Antioch Road blog is covering first-person (Part I, Part II) the Cedar Rapids flood in Iowa. My prayers go out for all who are there.
Sunday Drive
Given the price of gasoline these days, driving at high speeds on a Sunday afternoon is out of the question. But thanks to the wonders of YouTube, we can all live vicariously. First, the greatest movie car chase of all time, from the 1968 film Bullitt. Steve McQueen, in his 1968 390 CID V8 Ford … Read more
[Link] An Interview with Peter Gentry on the Septuagint
Justin Taylor interviews Peter Gentry on the Septuagint, one of the kindest and most brilliant professors I ever had.
Truth on the slant
In the most recent issue of the Mars Hill Audio Journal, Ken Myers spoke with Eugene Peterson on the place of reading in the spiritual lives of Christians. They reference a brilliant poem by Emily Dickinson from which Peterson takes the title of his upcoming book, Tell it Slant. Here’s the poem: Tell all the … Read more