More topically, my Psalm a Day podcast has been going for 38 days with a few close calls. Today's episode is especially rough around the edges. But it occurs to me I will never be as professional as people who hire editors and use real studios. So why not capitalize on my strengths which are . . . Hmmmm . . . Not sure what my strengths are in this case. ;-)
I got into a fight a few years ago with a friend of a friend. My friend was incredibly apologetic when we talked in person. He felt so bad. (And so did I.)
My thought is that the text and its interpretation should be accessible to all. I kinda think of it like Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time for the Bible.
Some days (like today) I log into Biblical Hermeneutics and see not much going on. So I think, "What question should I ask?" Asking good questions on demand turns out to be very difficult, if not impossible. What are some good ideas for questions I can ask?
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Jeff Atwood says, "It is my strong belief that the tags page is an essential map of what your community is, and is not, about." Many sites have a primary set of tags that categorize questions. On Arqade, those primary tags are the only tag most questions carry. It's easy to see the site is abo...
We still have just three nominees. :-( Please nominate yourself if you have any interest. I'm happy to show the ropes even if I don't get elected myself.
@Dhammadhatu So, that's a bit off-topic here. We're talking about the election. I'm also a little uncomfortable linking to crowd funding sites unless we know the person. :-/