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The other day, I walked out on a sermon. I found myself explaining to a kind and concerned usher that I was fine, and I sat (somewhat awkwardly) in the lobby until the sermon ended, before reclaiming my seat. I’d … Continue reading
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Recasting the problem
One of the difficulties of reconciling the goodness of the Christian God (the God that Jesus Christ believed in; the Jewish God; I AM WHO I AM) with the badness of the world we live in is that it’s easy … Continue reading
Shoveling Sh*t
This is, in some way, a follow-up to my previous post on the goodness of life. Please pardon the focus on excrement. Excrement is filthy. It holds all the toxins and bits of food that we don’t want. We associate … Continue reading
A logical fallacy
So often, we find ourselves talking about the Church… But not talking about Jesus. Witness(and read, it’s excellent) this article in the New Yorker (examining the Papal visit to Britain). Conventional wisdom holds that such respect is increasingly misplaced, and that … Continue reading
Managing Repugnance
Hmm.. Britain’s Defence Minister doesn’t like the video game, “Medal of Honor.” On the face of it, this is odd; after all, aren’t violent desensitizing video games the army’s bread and butter? Didn’t the US Army even set up it’s … Continue reading
Are things better now?
What? Then Now Winner Clothes Animal skins, horsehair Fuzzy fleeces, blue jeans NOW Houses Caves, huts, villas Villas, condos, skyscrapers NOW Weapons Clubs,swords,bows Tanks, satellite defence systems NOW Science Humours, Flat Earth, Alchemy Relativity, String Theory NOW Philosophy Aristotle Wittgenstein … Continue reading
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Yuck. Just Yuck.
If there’s English hidden in here, I don’t know where to find it. Context The presentation-tier request handling mechanism must control and coordinate processing of each user across multiple requests. Such control mechanisms may be managed in either a centralized … Continue reading