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Links for January 14th
- Going Underground – Things The Tube Can Teach You About Web Design | Makak Media | Bromley – London
- A surprisingly good article that compares London's Underground to web design and usability.
Links for January 10th
- Googling history | Beyond The Beyond
- On Google Books: "Despite its flaws, it will be the the source of much historical scholarship, from around the globe, over the coming decades. It is a tremendous leveler of access to historical resources."
Links for January 9th
- Oldest Known Hebrew Script, Recently Deciphered, Links Worship and Justice – Duane Shank – God's Politics Blog
- The oldest known Hebrew script in existence, dating back to the 10th century BCE, links worship of God with pleading for the poor. Beautiful.
Links for January 8th
- rethinking the word “pastor” « the carnival in my head
- Wonderful thoughts on the word 'pastor,' reminding folks that it doesn't mean what many think it means.
Links for January 1st
- The Inescapable Love of God – Jesus Creed
- "When it comes down to the bottom argument in Robin Parry's (aka, Gregory Macdonald's) book The Evangelical Universalist we find an argument about God's love." This has been an interesting series, and one that is worth following. Regardless of conclusion, I think it is important to avoid dogmatism on this issue.
- Living a Good Story, an Alternative to New Years Resolutions
- "A story gives a goal a narrative context that makes sense to the brain, making them more likely to actually be achieved."
- Faster Future: Publishing possibilities now and beyond: 2020 vision
- "We're in for a big change: Where the noughties were a decade of discovery, the teens will be a decade of realisation. And not discovery of new tech. The future isn't digital; it is self-organised."
Links for December 31st
- Syncretistic Missional Ecclesiology: The Failure of Missional Church « Church Planting Novice
- "Missional ecclesiology requires an entirely new way of thinking about church, from the bottom up. Church plants and established churches have failed to recognize this important point. As a result, they have created a syncretistic ecclesiology, blending institutional church with missional church."
Links for December 30th
- CSS3 . Info – All you ever needed to know about CSS3
- Enough said. All you ever needed to know about CSS3.
- ongoing · After Branding
- "In 2010, you are whatever the Net says you are. Deal with it." Great ways to deal with what the internet says about you. Everyone, regardless of profession, should read this.
Links for December 29th
- The Bible and Universalism – Jesus Creed
- The discussion of Christian universalism continues. Money quote: "There are universalistic sounding passages (no one disputes they "sound" universalistic) and there are hell passages. Big question: Why has the tradition shaped the universalistic sounding passages by the hell passages and not the other way around?"
- Reclaiming the Mission » Top Ten Posts 2009: Merry Christmas and a Look Back at This Blog
- David Fitch looks back at the top ten posts of 2009. All of these are wonderful. I've probably linked to at least some of them individually, but this is a worthy link as well.
Links for December 28th
- 24 ways: Make Your Mockup in Markup
- Meagan Fisher writes on designing websites in the browser, with HTML and CSS, rather than as Photoshop mockups. It is such a hard transition for many of us, but it is so important.
- Can Evangelicals be Universalists? – Jesus Creed
- The beginning of a series from Scot McKnight on Christian universalism – what it is, what it isn't, and issues surrounding it. This post is really short, but there are great comments on it.
- Let's Get "Universalism" Straight – Jesus Creed
- "The first order of business, which is his too, is to get this term "universalism" straight and I want to attach adjectives to his descriptions." Here are solid definitions of what is being discussed in this series.
- Hell as the Problem for Christians – Jesus Creed
- Continuing the series on universalism by bringing up the question of hell.
- Theological Defenses of Hell: Calvinism – Jesus Creed
- Continuing the question of hell in the universalism series. This part of the series, and the book, examines the calvinist view of hell.
- Theological Defenses of Hell: Freewill theism – Jesus Creed
- Continuing the question of hell in the universalism series. This part of the series, and the book, examines the freewill theism view of hell. As Scot notes, it does not deal with open theism, which I think is a big weakness.
Links for December 27th
- Meep Meep – The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan
- Andrew Sullivan explains why he thinks Obama's first year has been a success. I can agree, for the most part.
- Person Of The Year – The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan
- Andrew Sullivan names Neda as his person of the year. Intense.
- 24 ways: Make Your Mockup in Markup
- Meagan Fisher writes on designing websites in the browser, with HTML and CSS, rather than as Photoshop mockups. It is such a hard transition for many of us, but it is so important.
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