Good morning. Well, last night, when I posted links, I used the day instead of “morning.” I think that’s a good idea, so I’m going to continue. Unless someone objects or has gotten accustomed to the prior headline/tite.
- On the Square notes Ms Rand’s opus is 50 today. At least tne note is shorter then Mr Galt’s speech.
- A homily by Wesley at connexions.
- Benedict continues his lectures on the fathers, text at The Way of the Fathers.
- Byzantine history noted at What’s Wrong With the World. Not Tours in 732, but Constantinople in 678 and 718.
- The Fire and the Rose on music and material
girl, ahem, world. - 19 (more) things the church in America gets wrong at openswitch.
- Ed Brayton made a categorical (wrong) statement that “that there is absolutely no support to be found anywhere in the Bible for a free society, nor was there any support to be found in Christian theology prior to the Enlightenment.” The error is pointed out at Evangelical Interaction.
- Slashdot notes predictions of language change.
- Church as failure.
- Sumer reimagined in music linked by Dr Platypus.
- A meme, I’m tagged, I’ll respond tonight I hope.
- 300 mpg at Engadget. Order now?
- Why fight?
The Fire and the Rose on music and material girl, ahem, world.
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