I’m currently listening to a taped lecture series by R.C. Sproul entitled The History of Philosophy. So far I’ve been very interested by discussions about Plato, Plotinus, Augustine and several others. One of the most fascinating philosophers covered and one I want to learn more about is Anselm.
Anselm served as the Archbishop of Canterbury […]
Archive for April, 2008
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24Apr08March Reading List
11Apr081. Undaunted Courage - Stephen E. Ambrose 2. The Amateur Immigrant - Robert Louis Stephenson 3. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin - Benjamin Franklin 4. The Poet and the Lunatics - G.K. Chesterton 5. Phantastes - George Macdonald 6. Microsoft First […]
My church has created it’s own online social networking tool, The City. It will focus on facilitating real-world relationships (in meatspace) rather than online ”friends” (like myspace et al.).
I joined this evening so it’s too early to render much of an opinion on the site. Aesthetically it looks nice and the interface seems to be alright. […]
Hitting the beach
05Apr08 After changing planes in Anchorage, Trebonte and I flew to Honolulu International Airport on the island of Oahu. We experienced no difficulties in arriving in Hawaii and after a little confusion finding a bus we made our way to Waikiki B each where we spent the majority of our vacation.
As anticipated the climate of Oahu […]
Who guessed it?
04Apr08Contrary to some of the guesses asserted by commenters, the answer to my Where in the World was Rabenstrange? challenge, is not Hawaii. The pictoral clues were created in Alaska where Trebonte and I stopped first on our grand adventure and where I am presently blogging (after returning from the tropical portion of our excursion).
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