- Apologies. I really need to attend to my spellcheck/predictor and editing errors. Sorry. In the meantime...
- Happy fathers' day and Frs. Day and more for Trinity Sunday.
- Sundays with Jimmy (a horrible president but an honorable man).
- Word of the day used in a sentence: "I've know a couple of theological zedonks in my day; some would say that I'm one of them."
- Speaking of ex-presidents, here's wheelchair-bound George senior at 90.
- WC Dashboard. (See what I'm sayin'? Automatically, big-brother capitalized against my libertarian --not the political kind--and arminian free-will proclivities). What's next, NSA?
- GOP branding and rebranding and political polarization.
- El Niño (good for spellcheck it added the enye) La Niña and the Santa Maria,
- Rolheiser (I'm an obvious fan) on prayer.
- Pope Francis to soccer fans: "Sport is not only a form of entertainment, but also a tool to communicate the values that promote the good of the human person and help to build a more peaceful and fraternal coexistence."
- I've lived in several states and I've found that, for different reasons, Texas, Florida and Louisiana (the states I love most) are the most unique. Take for example the reparative therapy plank of the Texas Republican Party and governor Rick Perry's take on homosexuality. I don't usually write or comment on pelvic issues but I've been acquainted with people who have been severely damaged by voodoo science.
- I've never lived in Oklahoma where one tea parties has another solution.
- How to talk about theology.
- A view from above (it's all about perspective).
- Union seminary students and professors may be walking to work and school in the fall.
- Er...good question.
- Quote of the week: "The danger is to choose existence rather than life. Every field, every discipline, every domain where humans work, play, and live, is a canvas for imagination, creativity, and beauty." - Erwin McManus, author of The Artisan Soul.
- This reminds me of living in Lubbock ...
- though I'm Austin-bound in a few weeks...
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