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Keith E. BuhlerPolitics
"What if just to mess up the Democrats, Bush resigned this week. What if, when Dick Cheney became president, he appointed Condoleezza Rice as his VP. What if Dick
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The national badge of pride today is the ubiquitous, modest, and yet glorious sticker sporting the (short and yet complete) sentence: "I voted." Anyone sporting this sticker is
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"Money is only one of many intangibles upon which our world rests. Our culture gods are far more flimsy than one would expect. In the Scriptures, within the Revelation
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Google doesn't seem to make mistakes. In response to the current arms-race between Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mac Safari*, Opera, and Mozilla Firefox, they've quietly designed
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(No small bit of reading, but) check out Scott Thumma's dissertation research on Megachurches. A nice factoid: "Megachurches are a new phenomenon. This is not to say
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C Michael Patton carefully observes the (increasingly common) trend of people becoming doubtful, disillusioned, and eventually departing from Christ. David Sanford observes, “Any business that is losing 31 million of its customers is going out of business.” Check out his […]
Keith E. BuhlerMeaning and Hermeneutics
I spent the last two months reading and thinking about the Phaedrus. What a fascinating little book of Plato's. I'd like to present four theoretical problems
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Technology makes anything possible; it doesn't make everything good. One of the many reasons I like Wall-E, more and more each time I see it (three so
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John Mark Reynolds at Middlebrow laments the woes of the Extreme Atheist. "It turns out that just as belief in a God of love is no absolute barrier against
Keith E. BuhlerFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Wall-E is one of those movies where the less you know about it the better you’ll enjoy it. For that reason, I am going to give you smart
Keith E. BuhlerBooks
"I sense a craving in our churches and youth groups for a deeper union with Christ." (p.81) In Sex, Sushi, & Salvation Christian George has continued the
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Technology’s (ever-increasing) power to keep me from having to experience anything I don’t like. On a related note, a fascinating crash course on the elements of music. Eliminating credit card debt< &name=a> California home loan online< &name=a> Credit score simulator< […]