Back Up and With A Book Review
Hello all;
Hopefully your week has been going well. I have been doing some really good patience-like waiting for the hosting issues to be solved, and it seems that things are finally back up and running. Many blessings to Damond and DaButlerDidIt.com for getting those hosting issues ironed out. Now, posting can resume as normal, and folks can not be soon unhappy at MMM content.
Now, make sure that you catch up. While you were not seeing things, I posted anyways. There is some good info down there as well as some neat reflections. Check it out and be blessed.
Finally speaking, I finished a book this weekend called "In the Beginning" which was a nice historical breakdown of the King James Bible and how its translation infulence English speaking cultures. It wasnt an electronic book, and therefore I just did one of those marathon readings (200+ pages in 2 days, 300+ pages total). What I found to be the most interesting is how change happened over time, and with persistence. In terms of the effect of the net on Christians and taking Christ into a net connected culture, I can see the same thing. A bit of persistence, and maybe some help from the kings of this day (gov't and industry), then maybe, just maybe, the net can be a model for the connection with God that we are suppose to have offline.
Hopefully your week has been going well. I have been doing some really good patience-like waiting for the hosting issues to be solved, and it seems that things are finally back up and running. Many blessings to Damond and DaButlerDidIt.com for getting those hosting issues ironed out. Now, posting can resume as normal, and folks can not be soon unhappy at MMM content.
Now, make sure that you catch up. While you were not seeing things, I posted anyways. There is some good info down there as well as some neat reflections. Check it out and be blessed.
Finally speaking, I finished a book this weekend called "In the Beginning" which was a nice historical breakdown of the King James Bible and how its translation infulence English speaking cultures. It wasnt an electronic book, and therefore I just did one of those marathon readings (200+ pages in 2 days, 300+ pages total). What I found to be the most interesting is how change happened over time, and with persistence. In terms of the effect of the net on Christians and taking Christ into a net connected culture, I can see the same thing. A bit of persistence, and maybe some help from the kings of this day (gov't and industry), then maybe, just maybe, the net can be a model for the connection with God that we are suppose to have offline.
posted by Antoine @ 9/12/2005 12:39:00 PM
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