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Category Archives: Blogging
Just a Quick Warm-Up Post
So my break from the blog was a little longer than my break from classes. But I’m still here, and several blog-able ideas have been percolating in my mind, with no other constructive outlet. Rather than jump in right away, … Continue reading
Epilogue: PhD Students at Princeton Seminary
Needless to say, last week was an interesting week. Admittedly, calling people assholes is not the best way to start a conversation, but for better or worse, I did have a lot of conversations last week: With PhD students, with … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Community, Reflection, Seminary
Tagged assholes, Community, PhD students, princeton, Princeton Theological Seminary, Seminary
8 Comments
RSS and Website Woes
I’ve been having serious website issues in the past two weeks, and I noticed my feed subscriptions via feedburner dropped by about 30%. While I could be cynical and attribute it to my last post about John McCain, I suspect … Continue reading
Augustine: Patron Saint of Bloggers?
I started reading Augustine’s Confessions today, in conjunction with a chapter “about” him (and his theological positions) in my Church History textbook. I find myself growing more and more perplexed, being pulled in two separate directions. On one hand, when … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Christianity, Reflection, Writing
Tagged Augustine, Blogging, church history, confessions
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Presbymeme II
Bruce Reyes-Chow, who is to the Presbyterian Church what Jesus was to mankind, but without the whole divinity thing [ducks in anticipation of things being thrown at him], and who also happens to be our very serious and distinguished moderator, … Continue reading
A Public Apology
Walking the line between confident self-expression and pompous diatribe is tricky (ironically enough, “diatribe” comes from a Greek word that means “waste of time”). This is certainly true of blogs in general, and mine specifically. Last week, I crossed that … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Greek, Reflection, Seminary
Tagged apology, Education, Greek, pedagogy, Princeton Theological Seminary
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Liveblogging GA218 from the Wrong Coast
For Presbyterians, General Assembly is part family reunion, part mega-convention, and part election day. It happens every two years, and decides a bunch of issues and proposed resolutions, as well as elects a Moderator (kind of like a cross between … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Life, Presbyterian, Superheroes
Tagged Bruce Reyes-Chow, General Assembly, moderator, PC(USA)
4 Comments