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Archive for February, 2010
Dithering on Mandatory Options #openinternet
Thursday, February 25th, 2010The Australian reports that there is growing division in government ranks about the mandatory internet filter (H/T EFA). Labor Senator Kate Lundy’s blog spells out one of the alternatives being considered. The way I read it, the alternative is that it becomes mandatory for ISPs to provide internet feeds with varying levels of filtering from [...]
Review: One Church, Many Congregations
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010One Church, Many Congregations is a fascinating little book. Written from an American Baptist context it explores what the authors call the “Key Church Strategy.” While the book is very closely tied to this strategy and occasionally assumes some familiarity with both the Strategy and its associated material and jargon, it does put forward some [...]
COW Prize – Stephen Conroy
Friday, February 19th, 2010Comment of the Week goes to Stephen Conroy himself. As noted by Michael Wyres, it’s somewhat out of context, but here’s the quote from an interview on ABC Radio National: “You can’t regulate the Internet”
Is a Church Planted or Built?
Friday, February 19th, 2010Nathan considers the interesting question of whether there is a better analogy for church “planting.” He suggests: We should be thinking of churches like broadcast towers. We want to be a country that has full ministry coverage – ministry available in every area. An interesting thought and it certainly has some strengths: This metaphor also [...]
My names is Will Briggs and I vote
Friday, February 19th, 2010I have to tell you that because apparently Tasmania is encumbered with the same laws about discussion of the election on the Internet that was noticed in South Australia recently. Picked up by Digital Tasmania and Tasmanian Times: Consumer Group Digital Tasmania, supported by a number of organisations and concerned individuals has today written to ask [...]
Understandable Open Internet Arguments
Wednesday, February 17th, 2010Stephen Collins has some decent things to say in opposition to the Internet filter. Apart from some consideration on whether filtering opponents should change their language (who wants to be against something “clean” for instance) he outlines a “consistent framework for couching #nocleanfeed arguments”: Here it is, and it’s so simple your Luddite family members [...]
Intimacy? Sex?
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010Honour → Security → Intimacy → Sex It’s something we picked up from a book that we give to all the couples we prepare for marriage prep. The basic thrust of it is that great Sex is built upon a foundation of Intimacy which is built upon a foundation of Security which is built upon [...]
Alpha Male
Saturday, February 13th, 2010When I grow up I want to be like Bear Grylls. Even before I saw this:
