A Chuckle for Your Saturday

So that is yours truly yesterday morning on the 26 mile ride to the top of Mt. Lemmon outside of Tucson, Arizona. I had been planning this since last fall when I rode up (but not back down) Mt. Lemmon. Some good friends from Tucson accompanied me (via car) and took some shots (I posted one of the shots from

I am speaking in Kansas, but I believe I will be able to do the DL at its regular time on Tuesday via Skype. So ignore what I said on the last program! I had to set my clock back last night. That is just so wrong. But, I get two hours back when I go home anyway…but it’s all

   I think it was November last year that Solid Ground announced that they were putting Ussher’s A Body of Divinity into print. I ordered a couple for Christmas presents…of course, the folks I got them for will wonder if they are for Christmas ’06 or Christmas ’07, but hey, as long as they have the book in hand at some

One of the results of posting snippets of a book while you are writing it is you get to see who is going to fire a full broadside at you without ever once considering fairly a thing you have ever said, are saying, or will ever say. While typing away on the chapter on pluralism I happened to look up

Many joke that the calendar page at aomin.org is normally more of a history page, and for years, that was quite true. But I’ve tried recently to keep it somewhat up-to-date, and tonight I got it caught up for the Spring and into early Summer. The result is simply daunting, as you can see. Starting in February it’s back on

   As many of you know, for years www.straitgate.com hosted various of our real audio files for free. Then it went down. Now, its proprietor, Steven Luker, is ready to get it going again, but he needs your help. If you find Straitgate to be useful, please click here to read how you can help keep it around.

Dear Eric: Just a quick response to your kind note you posted over the the Boar’s Head Tavern. I respond mainly because it continues to amaze me not only how folks in that Tavern behave, but also why they seem so dead set against reading words in their native context, and taking every possible response offered in the worst possible

Yeah, no intelligent design here. Just random processes over time. Yup. Sure. Just awesome.