Now I am really confused. I have been tweaking with the new look, but cant seem to get the CSS to do what I want it to do. Bizarrely I get a very different look when I do a preview from my editing blogger template page than I get on the main site- I have padding enabled and a shrunk font for my tags section on the automated posts. Any ideas why that should be out there? UpdateMark is doing... Read more
links for 2006-01-05 Mark D Roberts links on the Psalms Some great links for more information on the psalms but bizzarrely doesnt mention Spurgeon.org (tags: psalms bible textual preaching)Â Read more
Rome is a truly amazing city. I worked hard whilst there but did get some time to take pictures too, so I have plenty to share over the next few days! It has to be the only city in the world so casual about its abundance of ancient treasures that you can just sit on a wall right outside a building like the pantheon which has come down to us largely intact from Roman times. I have to say that... Read more
links for 2006-01-04 Interview with Maruice McCracken who heads the UCCF relay worker scheme (tags: adrianw interview students atonement charismatic cessationist evangelical mission ministry church) Pyromaniac awakens Thanks gaddabout for pointing this out, but I think its really mean of Phil – just when I decided to drop the whole subject for a while he goes and raises it again….. (tags: cessationist charismatic article theology spirit) Carla dips her toe into the cessationism debate O boy, this is so not... Read more
Bill Gates being a state-appointed censor does sound bizarre. But La Shawn and other bloggers are covering what appears to be clear evidence that Microsoft is co-operating with the Chinese government to muzzle bloggers. One blogger calls them “state-sponsored thugs” There is nothing in the mainstream news about this at all – I wonder if the blogs will make enough noise to force them to investigate and cover it? If you care about promoting freedom, have a look at the... Read more
links for 2006-01-03 Superfluous Medical Studies Called Into Question Interesting article about the need for doctors to listen to clinical research and particularly systematic reviews of that research (tags: medicine article) Challies Design Updates Challies has updated his site- looks great, trouble is I now want to sit watching his photo-show rather than reading his blog….. (tags: photos article blogging) Google Cheat Sheet This gives an overview of exactly what wording to use when searching google. I wish they had... Read more
Adrian: Following on from my interview with Richard Cunningham before Christmas, it is a delight for me to welcome Maurice McCracken who works for uccf:thechristianunions co-ordinating Relay a year long discipleship and training scheme for recent graduates. “Mo” also occasionally blogs here which he was too modest to tell me about (thanks to Bish for the tip off!) First, welcome to the blog Maurice please could you tell us a little bit about yourself. Maurice: Thanks for the welcome! I... Read more
My friend Dave Routlege shows his calvinistic training in his commentary about the history of his blog (which I helped him set up) arose. Astute readers will notice the correspondence to the five points of calvinism which cannot have been accidental (for more on the five points of calvinism follow the links at my post on Calvinism and worship. Anyway here is what Dave said: 1.I was totally incapable of setting it up myself. (Total depravity) 2.I did nothing to... Read more
links for 2006-01-02 Predictions for the Christian Blogosphere in 2006 Maybe the humour just doesnt translate well from American to REAL English, but I just didnt “get” this at all. Why do I still feel like an outsider over at Blogs4God? (tags: blogging blogroll christian laughter) Tulipedia If hundreds of years of Godly theologians debating havent solved the Calvinist/Arminian rift, it means that we are not likely to do so and have something to learn from both sides – this... Read more
Dave Routledge complements my blog in a typical over the top way on his new blog: “This superb blog is a mixture of theological debate, family life, book reviews and interviews with leading Christian figures. It is edited with skill and humility by the universally acknowledged Prince of Bloggers himself, Adrian Warnock” He probably said all that to soften the blow before using more artistic licence than Rolf Harris himself in telling his version of how he got a blog... Read more
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