Jim West pointed out this clip from “The Bible’s Buried Secrets” on YouTube. The documentary is controversial among fundamentalists, since it dares to present information that is common knowledge among all people who bother reading what Biblical scholars write. [shock, horror]
Biblische Ausbildung has this great cartoon:
Shuck & Jive has a Q&A; with Michael Dowd. Science and Religion Today talks about an astronaut’s faith. LisaJ promots a scientific mind. Peggy suggests where to find cutting-edge information on the biosciences. John Pieret highlights creationist vs. science-supporting school board candidates in Texas.
Science Avenger suggests that some creationist claims are best dealt with through comedy and satire:
The Lead addresses tensions between the Anglican Church’s stance on homosexuals and on human rights. Internet Monk points to a piece at The Ooze about leaving the institutional church. Kay at the Crowded Handbasket asks “Why Christian?” A state senator is suing God. Scot McKnight continues his series on good teachers and on heaven. Ken Schenck continues blogging through Hebrews. Sean highlights a book on Baptist spirituality. Loren Rosson offers the TULIP of the new perspective on Paul.
C.Orthodoxy is watching his back, as both the Dharma Initiative and Sayid are after him.
I went outside to see if I could spot a meteor early this morning. There was too much light pollution and some cloud cover, as well as trees obscuring my view. Maybe if it is clearer tonight. Will (biblio)bloggers be having any kind of get-together in Boston in November?
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