Tension is a passing note...: Best. Wayne Grudem. fanboy video. ever.

Friday, February 01, 2008

Best. Wayne Grudem. fanboy video. ever.

here. You really need to see it.

Labels: humour, just for fun, links, theology

thebluefish said...: Classic isn't it.; 9:09 PM
BK said...: yep, although I'm also a little disturbed that all my embarrasing moments could potentially be uploaded these days! :-p; 10:48 PM

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A book that tackles the why rather than the how of preaching, although there is advice on the latter, by looking at the Bible and history. Small font! But definitely a good book.

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Owned this for a while now, but have never really touched it. Apparently there's a 2nd ed. out. Explores the interface between film and theology. Interesting; not sure I agree with him on some points.

Matilda - Roald Dahl
Just for fun, reread this children's classic to see Miss Trunchbull get her come-uppance! Didn't recall seeing the Dylan Thomas poem in there before.

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Another reread. One of the more unusual offerings, using a first person perspective, and really, needs you to have read the Jedi Academy trilogy to fully enjoy this. Stackpole has always been one of the better SW authors.

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