Archive for October, 2007

“Shocking Preacher” Loses Suit

I wrote why I thought the “shocking preacher” was hypocritical to claim to be a Calvinist yet be sure that gays go to hell. Now, the world’s worst dinner guest has lost a lawsuit to Albert Snyder, the father of a marine killed in Iraq.

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Genealogy Programs

I have a basic love-hate relationship with database programs in general, and even more so with genealogy programs.
Genealogy is a “data based” activity, and the advent of personal computers and software should have meant a better method to collect and store the data. The problem has been that the major program, Family Tree Maker [...]

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Dante’s California

I live in a southern California coastal community just north of Malibu, and the last few days has been terrible. A thick cloud of smoke has hung in the air like a thick marine layer, causing us to turn on the lights inside the house periodically in the middle of the afternoon. Tonight, [...]

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Romania on the Rise: Private Retirement Accounts

The Cato Institute Blog notes that Romania is joining a growing number of nations that have privatized their national retirement accounts:
Under a new system launched last month, more than 3 million Romanian workers under 35-years-old must opt for one of 14 competing private pension funds before January 17th, 2008. Those ages 35 to 45 [...]

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Literalism’s Demise: An Evangelical Journey

Matt Young at Panda’s Thumb reviews Paradigms on Pilgrimage, by Stephen J. Godfrey and Christopher R. Smith, two evangelicals with advanced degrees who made the journey from Creationist thought to embracing evolution as God’s tool for creation.

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