Martin Luther, Pople Innocent III, and John Wesley
No, they don’t walk into a bar. But what happens is pretty funny anyhow.
No, they don’t walk into a bar. But what happens is pretty funny anyhow.
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… at Parableman. Thanks for a great carnival, Jeremy!
… at RodneyOlsen.net. Go check out the first Christian Carnival of the new year. (No, I didn’t contribute anything this week.)
It’s on. Information here. Blogger Jason Evans offers cash prizes and everything!
I visited Shrewsbury while in England in 1999 because I’m a fan of the Cadfael series. It appears there’s been an explosion downtown there, probably due to a gas leak. More at Christian Today.
I blogged about a previous volume in this series, Engaging the Enemy, and while I had complaints, I rated it a 4, because I will continue to go out and look for books by this particular author. Elizabeth Moon does good characterizations and her plot lines are generally interesting enough. I do not find her…
I like Timothy Zahn’s writing a great deal, though I prefer the conqueror series to any of his other writing. Nonetheless Blackcollar and Cobra material is really, really good, so the comparison is not that hard. I found The Third Lynx and the earlier book in the series Night Train to Rigel to be substantially…
have been learning to use my Palm Centro more from the road, or for times like right now when I have things shut down due to severe thunderstorms. So I installed Postie, which massively improves post by mail. I haven’t found posting directly impossible but this is more convenient. Watch for more short posts from…
. . . in book reviews. In this intriguing post, Bob Harris crafts a compelling list of words that all writers should eschew when they muse upon the content of a book they are about to review. Unfortunately, despite his best use of vocabulary, I found his post neither lyrical nor poignant. Try harder Bob!…