Wow!
Wow! No doubt businesses will arise that will do what this guy did for a fee. I don't think I could get away with it, and I'm not yet sure I would want to. I'd like to hear what the guy has to say after reading Technopoly and after a few years of experience. I don't mean that as a challenge; I'd really like to hear his thoughts.
Faith, Hope, and Love, These Three
Ἀγάπη (agape) love is often said to be an action given independent of the worth of the person loved. But if you follow the exegetical data, it's more like "faith," which all recognize is worth only as much as its object. Hope is the same.
Missions and Money
A thought-provoking article excerpted on the blog of a missionary I respect and love.
Logos Survey
Logos' revamped survey is asking users if they have Kindles. That can only mean that they're thinking of opening up a way for Logos content to be used on portable reading devices, something I've been pestering Phil Gons about for a while! Despite respected naysayers, I love my Kindle. I'm reading several books and articles on it right now, all but one of which were free: Jane Eyre A Lover's Quarrel with the Evangelical Church Open Letter to Google A Theology of Reading: The Hermeneutics of...
The iPod Touch, Neil Postman, and Mount Calvary Baptist Church
A friend and fellow iPod Touch owner sent me Tim Challies' "Don't Take Your iPod to Church" a few days ago and asked me what I thought. It just so happens that I do take my iPod Touch to church and take voluminous sermon notes on it, but that friend made some good points spurred by Challies' post: iPod instead of Bible feels less formal/deliberate to me. iPod seems like it could be a distraction to others around me. I can't take notes as well on an iPod. iPod gives me a feeling of "get where...