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Job Opportunity: Research Fellow (Vetus Latina Iohannes)
Yes, please. Instead of me counting the reasons why I can’t have this job, just go check it out and lust yourself.

What I took away most from the evening with Shane Claiborne (Jesus for President Afterthoughts) was that Christians should be the change that we oftentimes rely upon a secular government to achieve, especially when there’s a divine mandate in Scripture to not only do but be those things. I agree with this. And when taken [...]

I blogged earlier in the week on going to see Shane Claiborne speak in Raleigh (Jesus for President: Shane Claiborne in Raleigh) on his new book Jesus for President. I knew that it was going to be unlike anything I’d seen or heard and that it was going to be strongly politically charged (e.g., “It’s [...]

I’ve finally finished Tim Keller’s The Reason for God and I only say “finally” because I’ve had 10ish pages to read for the past week or so which is not only annoying but embarassing. I found the book very helpful especially the attitude and grace with which Keller approaches the issues many in his New [...]

Shane Claiborne’s Jesus for President book tour continues this Tuesday (July 22) with a stopover in Raleigh at the First Baptist Church Raleigh which is apparently sponsored by the Triangle Mennonite churches.
It starts at 7:00pm and is free to everyone. I’ll be there and if you’ll be there, wear a red shirt so I’ll know [...]

Codex Sinaiticus Project website goes live July 24, 2008.

photo credit: Chris Kind
I guess it’s not too early to start thinking about going to the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society in Providence this November. As of the spring I’m now a member and this will be my first conference should arrangements proceed swimmingly. Online registration ($10 for students!) was supposed to [...]

photo credit: clayirving
Do you feel like your life is lacking pizazz? Are you looking for a simple solution for jazzing up those everyday routines?
Eat a peach in the shower.
You don’t have to worry about getting the juice on you. Just eat the peach.

Though confused and unbiblical theologically, this song is worth listening to and accompanying video worth watching (video becomes rather graphic towards the end [not safe for children]). I trust you’ll find it at least interesting. The video, while not the official music video, is one man’s telling interpretation and artistic depiction of the mash-up bearing [...]