Much of this material came out of an e-mail conversation I had with my good friend Sean a week or so back. As usual, I have been busy (expect a new post on my busyness on 2 June) and have not blogged.
And without further ado: a review of Prince Caspian:
I found the film entertaining [...]
Archive for May, 2008
Prince Caspian: A Review
Posted in Literature, Theology, tagged allegory, Aslan, Lewis, Prince Caspian, Reformation, Tolkien on Saturday, 31 May 2008 | 2 Comments »
Walk Score
Posted in Community, Culture, Life, Redemption, tagged city design, connectivity, exercise on Tuesday, 20 May 2008 | 1 Comment »
My friend Phil wrote an interesting article about this site Walk Score. Walk Score measures a locale’s ‘walkability’, I’m excited because for where I am buying a house in Tucson (oh I will have to blog about this but until then enjoy this sneak preview)
near Shannon and River has an alright walkability score for being [...]
Brambleman, Destroyer of Israel
Posted in Politics, Religion, tagged Gideon, Judges, sovereignty on Thursday, 8 May 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Many thanks to Dale Ralph Davis for the title of this post which I borrowed from a chapter in his Judges: Such a Great Salvation. We are reading through the book for personal devotions, and it is amazing to see the patience God has for his people.
In this passage (chapter 9) we see that [...]

