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Here’s a guy I admire. Excellent writer, good researcher, good analytical thinker. His book Free Agent Nation was excellent, and now he’s about to come out with A Whole New Mind, about the need for people in the West to expand the effectiveness of their right brain activities in order to continue competing with the [...]
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Positive, upbeat attempt to defend God and get folks to warm up to the God of the Bible. When I think about my own foolishness, and yet my eagerness to defend God, it’s no wonder the Bible speaks of him as being wounded in the house of his friends. Isaiah 42:14 describes how God feels, [...]
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I’ve been Shakespeared this week. With one family member reading Hamlet, and me editing a performance of Midsummer Nights Dream, I’m enjoying the bard’s banter. The course of true love never did run smooth, but there is a providence that defines our ends, rough-hew them how we will. Asleep, my love? Dead, my dog? I’ll [...]
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