I just had my first (and completely infuriating) experience of the internet eating a large blogpost - over an hour's worth of work. It was supposed to go up today. I'll see if I can't reconstruct it in time to still accomplish that.
Grrr. Well, lesson learned, I guess - work off of a Word document or something, rather than the Blogger page.
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Thoughts from the Christian worldview on philosophy, theology, religion, ethics and contemporary culture; and testing those thoughts, so that what may emerge may be refined as gold from the crucible.
Crede, ut intelligas - Augustine of Hippo ~ Test everything. Hold on to the good. - 1 Thessalonians 5:21
"Merely having an open mind is nothing. The object of opening the mind, as of opening the mouth, is to shut it again on something solid."
-G.K. Chesterton
"We do offer arguments and a system, but we do not offer merely those, nor are they bare and empty things. They are always and everywhere anchored to the person of Jesus Christ, who is alive and at work through our arguments and is the reality that gives the system its structure."
-A.S.
-G.K. Chesterton
"We do offer arguments and a system, but we do not offer merely those, nor are they bare and empty things. They are always and everywhere anchored to the person of Jesus Christ, who is alive and at work through our arguments and is the reality that gives the system its structure."
-A.S.
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Oh, that hurts. I hate that so much I always use MS Word, so I can spell check and save. I also need to save because I try not to post on the same day as I write. That way I can sleep on it and do at least one more edit and proof. I get some good additional ideas that way that didn't come to me in the first sitting. Also, I use a tool called Windows Live Writer that will take a good cut and past from a Word document as well as helping out with formatting of pictures. It then lets you directly post to your blog.
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