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Links for Febuary 16, 2007

Because I refuse to label myself by what I hate, I can be nice to Mac users too. And since most of you need the help working a computer, here is a helpful post of some programs you may want to get your hands on. And its only part 1. ———————– David Fitch with another […]

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Links for Febuary 15, 2007

I still don’t really understand this. There is a side of Christianity that is still quite against women in leadership and they have to be sanctioned to certain places in the church. On this post when a female commented on her thoughts on the issue she was referred (by the author of the post) to

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Delicious on the Sidebar

I use Delicious. Basically it is your browser’s Favourites or Bookmarks but they are all saved online and they are tagged, so I can access them anywhere and put them in any amount of categories that I want. On top of doing my links for the day I’ve also put my latest links on my

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Links for February 12, 2007

The more time I spend on the MAC’s around me, the more I am glad I have a PC. The more MAC users I meet, the more I realize why they use MAC. This article is absolutely hilarious and truer than most using the rhetoric I love. ———————– In light of theStory’s progress through the

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Links for February 09, 2007

Again, I’m loving CBC Radio 1. Here is an interview of someone critiquing the religious right and their strive for political power (scroll down and listen to part 3, its the first section). Here is a snippet from the intro. “Many people have decried the political power that has come with that growth, saying it

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New Blog you All Should Read

A good friend of mine from Sarnia, especially over the past few months, has now began blogging: Dave Hoyt-Walterhouse. Amazing drummer, food conscientious, kind, gentle, understanding, humble Wal-Mart hater, vegetarian, soon to be photographer and challenging Settlers of Catan player are just a few of the qualities he has. I will admit that I am

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God’s Church is Attractive

For the longest time I would get frustrated because it seemed like we always wanted to bring people to church. It was as if church was someone’s salvation, or we thought that only the people from the pulpit could somehow teach people about the way of Jesus. This was definitely something that was insinuated in

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Stepping Up With Our Kids

I’ve had some great opportunities this past year to spend all sorts of time with kids. I lived with Pernell and Margie for a summer where I got to spend it all with their three awesome kids, Samantha, Lucas and Jacob. The experiences, laughter and lessons I learned while being around them by themselves and

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Links for January 28, 2007

Blood on the Doorpost: From Egypt to the Gulf Coast – This was an awesome post done by Radical Torah. “Marking their homes with blood was thus be an act of proud defiance – the Israelites were, in a sense “wearing their oppression” openly to the outside world.” Here is an art display that did

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For Those of Us Judging

I’ve stumbled across a pattern in my own life. I see it mostly because I see it in other people and it drives me crazy. Most of us are extremly judgmental people. The time I notice it the most is when we are in the midst of change. For instance, I grew up Pentecostal. I

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Links for January 26, 2007

A Great tool by Google called GAPMINDER, to be placed appropriately in the world, just play around with it for a few minutes. (ht) ———————– FoxFaith, DirecTV offer churches free satellite TV and exclusive screenings of upcoming films ———————– I must sound obsessed with Rob Bell by now. But he is touring for his new

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