A question … weekdays I produce this link post at my blog … and I was copying it here with the idea it might stimulate discussions … but in light of Joe’s recent post that Evangel posts should have lasting relevance … and much of these links are topical and on current events that leads to a question. Should I not post these here? or should I continue? I will follow the recommendations left in the comments.
- Hmm, the last two frames makes me wonder how often God feels this way about us, “I’m going to save you … and then kill you!” (out of frustration over our stupidity).
- Stalin, Russia and memory.
- Sin and Scripture.
- Speaking of sin …
- Iran and fission.
- Succinct.
- Cause or effect?
- WSD or WOT?
- Paternalism in government.
- Small states.
- Reality and video.
- Of Mr Mailer tweaking a crowd.
- Afghanistan and Mr Emmanuel … more criticism here too.
- Tax revenue.
- Don’t hold your breath waiting.
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