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| Blog Name: | ChristChurchCurate |
| Url: | http://www.titusonetwo.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
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| Description: | Musings on life and "a faith and knowledge resting on the hope of eternal life." By an Anglican minister on the island of Manhattan, where it's true that no man is an island. (n.b., click on the title of any post for a video link) |
| Popularity: | 9 Followers |
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John
(Pictured, Cave of St. John, Patmos)My text this Sunday as the Advent season nears is Revelation 1.9-20. This is John's vision of Jesus.A number of things have been rattling around in my head, thinking about how John reacted to seeing Jesus in his full glory (he fainted dead away), versus how fol
(Pictured, Cave of St. John, Patmos)My text this Sunday as the Advent season nears is Revelation 1.9-20. This is John's vision of Jesus.A number of things have been rattling around in my head, thinking about how John reacted to seeing Jesus in his full glory (he fainted dead away), versus how fol
Phillies (Phanatic!)
Surely, any reasonable person will want the Phillies to win the World Series.A New Yorker, I think the Yankees have a great history, but doesn't the arrogance and swagger of the team of highly paid all-stars make you a bit pleased to see them get close but not win the world series title?And the Angels, one pities them remembering when the "Singing Cowboy" Gene Autry founded the team, then stuck with Disney as owners, and now an owner who named them the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Yuck.
Surely, any reasonable person will want the Phillies to win the World Series.A New Yorker, I think the Yankees have a great history, but doesn't the arrogance and swagger of the team of highly paid all-stars make you a bit pleased to see them get close but not win the world series title?And the Angels, one pities them remembering when the "Singing Cowboy" Gene Autry founded the team, then stuck with Disney as owners, and now an owner who named them the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Yuck.
Thomas Cranmer, William Perkins & John Donne
Cranmer, Perkins & Donne is not a law firm, but three greats of the English Reformation.Ashley Null will be speaking about these three in an evening lecture series at the American Bible Society near Columbus Circle in Manhattan, October 27th - 29th.This is in conjunction with a ministry conference that highlights expository preaching (of Jonah!) by my old boss and friend from the UK.Info for both are at the ministry conference page at www.christchurchnyc.com.Please come!
Cranmer, Perkins & Donne is not a law firm, but three greats of the English Reformation.Ashley Null will be speaking about these three in an evening lecture series at the American Bible Society near Columbus Circle in Manhattan, October 27th - 29th.This is in conjunction with a ministry conference that highlights expository preaching (of Jonah!) by my old boss and friend from the UK.Info for both are at the ministry conference page at www.christchurchnyc.com.Please come!
Seriously Dry Humor
It is such a joy to read the send up of faux-intellectualism mixed with a dollop of self-deprectation in the following BBC piece reporting on the Ig Nobel Awards. An excerpt from the BBC article on this year's winners is below:The aim of the awards is to honour achievements that "first make people laugh and then make them think"...The full
It is such a joy to read the send up of faux-intellectualism mixed with a dollop of self-deprectation in the following BBC piece reporting on the Ig Nobel Awards. An excerpt from the BBC article on this year's winners is below:The aim of the awards is to honour achievements that "first make people laugh and then make them think"...The full
Silent Running with John Milton
As a fan of WW2 films, I enjoy the films about submarines especially. One aspect that is interesting is the need, at some point in the film, for "silent running". This is when an enemy sub or surface vessel is nearby, trying to listen for sound to locate (and destroy) the submarine. The drama for the submariners in those moments is intense -- be quiet, or die! (Fans of the genre will find Das Boot
As a fan of WW2 films, I enjoy the films about submarines especially. One aspect that is interesting is the need, at some point in the film, for "silent running". This is when an enemy sub or surface vessel is nearby, trying to listen for sound to locate (and destroy) the submarine. The drama for the submariners in those moments is intense -- be quiet, or die! (Fans of the genre will find Das Boot
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