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March 2005



What are you going to do about it?

Wednesday, 30 March 2005 2:33 P GMT-06
More from the Archbishop who loves The Simpsons:Some scholars have cast doubt on the historic value of the [Easter] stories because of their apparent confusion and unclarity and have argued that all we have is a symbolic narrative expressing the fac
Category: Rowan Williams

Let go with Christ, die into his love; and rise with Christ

Tuesday, 29 March 2005 9:50 P GMT-06
It's back!  The Theologian of the Month for April 2005/Easter season is Archbishop Rowan Williams!I bought Resurrection several years ago.  As part of my Easter season observance, I will finally read it.  A (Methodist!) friend of mine thinks I sh
Category: Rowan Williams

Nine Theses on Interpreting Scripture

Tuesday, 22 March 2005 3:38 P GMT-06
From The Art of Reading Scripture, edited by Ellen Davis and Richard Hays.  1) Scripture truthfully tells the story of God’s action of creating, judging, and saving the world. 2) Scripture is rightly understood in the light of the church’s rule

Race on The West Wing

Friday, 18 March 2005 2:32 P GMT-06
Hugo's blog on racial issues inspired me to blog about something I've been wondering about.  Why does Jimmy Smits/Matt Santos, one of the Democratic candidates for President on The West Wing, have a white wife?Now, here are two things we could say:1

Friday Round-Up

Friday, 18 March 2005 1:12 P GMT-06
Andy at The Road Goes On is one of many who have linked to the interview with Eugene Peterson.Here's three good links from Disputations: on butt prayer, an interview with a nun from Iraq, and I'm thinking of adding "von Balthasar wakes up some r

Repeat post

Thursday, 17 March 2005 11:14 A GMT-06
Yes, it's true again.Cliff tells a joke and Tripp posts a prayer (Christ in the poop?)I like this picture, so I'm posting it again:

A particularly scandalous announcement

Tuesday, 15 March 2005 3:50 P GMT-06
Sometime around Labor Day (joke away!) the little Scandalous One will be born.  (Obviously, we need a better in utero name - perhaps a rap nickname, Mixmaster?  See what you can come up with).  This Friday I'll be sixteen weeks pregnant.  I went

Miscellaneous Monday

Monday, 14 March 2005 4:07 P GMT-06
Camassia has a follow-up to her questions post and Jason has an excellent response, much better than my off-the-cuff rant.I got three books last week: The Gospel According to America by David Dark, which I bought on a whim after reading this excerpt

Living the questions

Thursday, 10 March 2005 5:14 P GMT-06
Camassia links to an article in Get Religion about a progressive Christian alternative to the Alpha Course.  The article says the Methodists have come out with their own version, called Living the Questions.I looked at the website, and this is not a

So long, Sipowicz

Thursday, 3 March 2005 3:33 P GMT-06
Was that last episode of NYPD Blue boring or what?  What an utterly uninteresting case.  Also, are we supposed to believe that the Lieutenant is all nice now because Andy found his credit card at a male prostitute's apartment?  And what happened

The public life

Wednesday, 2 March 2005 11:06 P GMT-06
I'm confused by this assertion in David Brooks' editorial:"...the family is a countervailing force in society. Public life is individualistic. It's oriented around goals like self-development, self-advancement and personal happiness. (This is,

Last minute announcement: Feminists for Life

Wednesday, 2 March 2005 12:36 P GMT-06
The president of Feminists for Life, Serrin Foster, is speaking at Loyola University here in Chicago tonight at 7:30pm at the Lakeshore Campus in the Crown Center Auditorium.  I'm going to try and attend.  I support this group because of their focu