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I was gutting my del.icio.us links and unearthed this page on Information Overload Statistics. I don’t remember how I found the page, nor can I account for its accuracy, but stuff like this is interesting: “The daily New York Times now contains more information that the 17th century man or woman would have encountered in […]

The children of God have the best stories. We ought to tell those stories like life depends on it.

Is anyone amazed anymore? No. Not really. We’re not amazed by anything. In fact, we’re not only not amazed, we’re apathetic about what ought to amaze us. We are the culture of the unamazed and the apathetic. And not ironically, so many people’s lives are empty, meaningless, and frustrated. It’s because the only thing they have to […]

Three months have passed since I posted the last episode of the Tohu va Bohu Radio Show. I suspect many loyal listeners have been sleepless since then, so for the sake of your untroubled slumber tonight I’m providing you with further vacuity from the void. In Episode Four you’ll hear some splendid excuses to use when you […]

There is no inherent connection between the following quotes except that I’ve been chewing on all of them for a little more than a week, so enjoy the spread of citations. This first quote by an unknown Celtic crusader was shared with me by one28 student, Ian Frye since he knew I was preparing to preach […]