(This post is an expansion of an idea that I have articulated in comments at Main Street Plaza and Exponent II.) A couple of weeks ago, my J-term class was on break and I got to talking about my marriage … Continue reading
CH 8455 ~ Working through Jesus in Beijing: How Christianity is Transforming China and Changing the Global Balance of Power by David Aikman (2006). CH 9000 ~ Reading The Fire Spreads: Holiness and Pentecostalism in the American South by Randall … Continue reading
Most people who know me (in the online sense, not the biblical one) know that I enjoy frequenting the interfaith blogging circuit, including: LDS & Evangelical Conversations I Love Mormons Heart Issue for LDS Irresistible (Dis)Grace Less often, I also … Continue reading
It’s time for Voting at the Niblets again. I have been nominated in three categories: Best Commenter Most Memorable Comment Best Contribution to Interfaith Dialogue In an act of shameless self-promotion, I also nominated Kaimi for best post title for … Continue reading
This may become a permanent [lame] feature on my blog so long as I’m in school. It screams “I’m desperate for content but too lazy to write anything original, so I’ll just blog about the boring stuff that I’m doing … Continue reading
“The storm had now definitely abated, and what thunder there was now grumbled over more distant hills, like a man saying ‘And another thing…’ twenty minutes after admitting he’s lost the argument.” ~ Douglas Adams, So Long, and Thanks for … Continue reading
April 1998. I was 16 years old and I knew exactly where I was supposed to be: in the Sunday school classroom, with the little kids, making sure their butts were glued to chairs while they watched Veggie Tales so … Continue reading
Pictured above is a list that hangs on the wall of our apartment. It shows all of my major deadlines—reading assignments, presentations, and exams—for the current semester. I printed it out, assigned each class a color, then highlighted them. Every … Continue reading
You know how I completed my degree at Brigham Young University as an evangelical Christian and how lots of people seem to think this is a neat thing for some reason? How awesome would it be if there were two … Continue reading
A while back, I was perusing Letters from a Broad (home of the delightful chanson, which does not stand for Chris Hansen) and I came across her “Ask Chanson via Google” features wherein she surveys the Google search engine terms … Continue reading