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Tag Archives: blogging
Keeping In Touch
So far in my life I have had difficulties keeping in touch. I am very good at responding to messages that are sent to me (unless I deliberately choose to ignore them), but I have struggled with sending messages to … Continue reading
My Invitation Must Have Gotten Lost In The Mail
Last week the US Ambassador for Thailand held a party for bloggers and I wasn’t even invited. Surely my invitation must have gotten lost in the mail, right? No? Oh, well. At least one of the notable local reporters for … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, International Relations, Musings
Tagged blogging, diplomacy, food, international relations, musing, politics, Thailand
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How To Avoid An Edge Induced Contusion
Yesterday someone (and I have a couple of shrewd guesses whom) searched for my blog under “Edge Induced Contusion.” A contusion, of course, is a bruise. I know quite a few people who have gotten edge induced contusions from taking … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church of God, Musings, Psalms
Tagged Bible, blogging, Church of God, cogwa, musing, writing
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Edge Induced Cohesion After 500 Posts
Five hundred posts is enough time to get a feel as to that concerns that a blog addresses in some kind of rough proportion, as well as a suitable milestone to stop and examine whether this blog has gone along … Continue reading
For I Am Full of Words: The Personal Relevance of Job 32:17-22
Every once in a while one comes across a passage in a book that sounds exactly like something one would say. Today I would like to discuss one such passage, which occurs in Job 32:17-22. I would first like to … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church of God, Musings
Tagged blogging, cogwa, communication, writing
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Hero of Alexandria: An Edison Out of Place and Time
Today I received a blog from the science-fiction blog io9, and they examined the life and career of one Hero of Alexandria [1]. Now, you’ve probably never heard of him, but that doesn’t mean he wasn’t a great inventor. A … Continue reading
Posted in American Civil War, History, Middle East, Musings
Tagged ancient history, blogging, culture, mathematics, slavery, technology
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Where Do My Visitors Come From?
Today as I was wondering why I had a mysteriously large amount of people interested in why Japan gave up the gun and wheel [1], I sought to investigate how the people who read my blog actually get there. It … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church of God, Musings
Tagged blogging, cogwa, musing, writing
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A Blogger’s Hymn: A Meditation on Psalm 141
While on the way back from West Palm Beach earlier today, I had the opportunity to listen to an excellent sermon about “Finishing the Race.” In that particular sermon, the speaker went to one of my favorite Psalms (though, truth … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church of God, Musings, Psalms
Tagged blogging, communication, musing
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So You Want To Be A Blog Superstar
What makes a blog interesting and worthy of discussion? I have done a lot of blogging in my life, and seen and known a lot of bloggers. Some of the people I know who have blogged have had tens of … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church of God, Musings
Tagged blogging, communication, culture, musing
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A Musing on Official Historical Narratives and Agendas
In my experience as a historian engaged in various culture wars, including the ongoing ones over the American Civil War with neo-Confederate revisionist historians and over the Church of God crisis with other revisionist historians, I have to deal frequently … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church of God, History, Musings
Tagged blogging, Church of God, cogwa, musing, research, writing
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