The problem is when you can’t listen to the song of creation. When you can’t listen, you cry out “Crucify Him!”
Archive for March 2010
I tell you, if these were silent, the stones would shout out
Posted 28 March 2010 by Bob ChapmanTagged As: Creation, Praise | Categories: Christianity | Leave a Comment
Avatar and demons
Posted 23 March 2010 by Bob ChapmanTagged As: Avatar, Christianity, Demons, Gaia, Myth, Mythology | Categories: Christianity | Leave a Comment
Has Mark Driscoll ever read the Space Trilogy by C. S. Lewis? Has Mark Driscoll ever studied anything about Celtic Christianity? I can think of something that is demonic, though.
Future Technology 2009 or the Medium is the Massage
Posted 22 March 2010 by Bob ChapmanTagged As: Emergent, Emerging | Categories: Christianity, Communications | 1 Comment
Future Technology 2009 is not new, in that it is designed to impress us with our future. But, is it emphasizing the right things?
Your point is?
Posted 12 March 2010 by Bob ChapmanTagged As: Christianity, Liberty, Social Justice | Categories: Social Action | Leave a Comment
On Facebook, I posted a link to “Take Action: Tell Glenn Beck: I’m a Social Justice Christian” on the Sojourner’s website. I introduced the link with these words, “Instead of being LDS, sometimes I think Glenn Beck is on LSD.” I was surprised to find a response from a college friend. If I remember correctly, [...]
Where have all the writers gone, long time passing?
Posted 4 March 2010 by Bob ChapmanTagged As: Editing, Technical Writing | Categories: Communications | Leave a Comment
Subject matter experts do not need translators. Editors do not translate, as they get translated material. In theory, the technical writers translate the logical into the grammatical.
Let your technology shine forth to all people
Posted 2 March 2010 by Bob ChapmanTagged As: Evangelism, Holodeck, Hologram, Worship | Categories: Christianity | 1 Comment
It isn’t too often I get to comment on the latest, cool technology and life in the church. The person in the picture on the right is a real person. That is, he was present in flesh and blood when the picture was taken. The person on the left was not physically there when the [...]
