2008-08-22T12:16:34-06:00

The uselessness of sports: “…many evangelicals would [disparage Olympic athletes for their devotion]. After all, they could be leading bible study groups or serving at soup kitchens. Those are things that glorify the Lord, right? Of course, but God is also glorified when you work at improving your 5K race pace.” HT: Jollyblogger Read more

2008-08-22T11:38:09-06:00

Richard Clark encourages us to love the smoker but hate the smoke. Read more

2008-08-21T17:16:26-06:00

Obama says he’s chosen his VP (though he has yet to announce his identity) and says, “I want somebody who’s independent, somebody who can push against my preconceived notions and challenge me so we have got a robust debate in the White House.” Read more

2008-08-21T17:01:28-06:00

One day, our resurrected bodies will be free from pain—all that mounting with wings as eagles and running without growing weary. One of the things I enjoy about the Olympics is how the athletes’ strength and speed can hint at the futures of our glorified bodies. But sometimes I wonder if the Olympics set up the human body as a false god to be worshiped. Read more

2008-08-20T14:11:46-06:00

Straight, Gay, Fat, Existential? Superman Fighting to Find Himself Read more

2008-08-20T14:06:24-06:00

Rick Warren on Obama’s “above my pay grade” comment: “He should either say, “No, scientifically, I do not believe it’s a human being until X” or whatever it is or say, “Yes, I believe it is a human being at X point,” whether it’s conception or anything else. But to just say “I don’t know” on the most divisive issue in America is not a clear enough answer for me.” Read more

2008-08-20T13:59:28-06:00

14 Ways to Use Twitter Politely Read more

2008-08-20T13:56:22-06:00

Pop Culture Christ is blogging through the Watchmen graphic novel. Read more

2008-08-20T12:55:28-06:00

Alan Noble has had enough. Read more

2008-08-19T18:17:30-06:00

Fox is taking Warner Brothers to court and trying to shut down The Watchmen, claiming they own the rights. Read more




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