BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. Years ago when I first started college, I was very good friends with an ex-navy person who went by the nickname of DiDi. At the time I met her she was married to a good ole Yakima boy, but she ended up divorcing him within a few months. One factor […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I had mentioned yesterday that I would continue the discussion of religion. However, as with an end to entries on comment/email spammers, this will be my last entry on this topic because I am not the philosopher to enter these debates, and couldn’t do the topic justice. I remembered this […]
Both David Weinberger and AKMA wrote thoughtful responses to what is becoming a delicate and I think extremely interesting debate about religion, belief, and acceptance. Not an easy subject, and one must keep in mind that ‘ware, there be cacti here. I want to respond but I am off and away to drink the funny milk shake and glow […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. AKMA wrote a response to my recent Shinto Commandments, in addition to Joi Ito’s writing, and Jonathon Delacour’s commentary on what we discussed. AKMA is a Minister and a Professor of Theology. More than that, he is a Christian. He wrote: Among the things I stand for is the premise that the God about […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Long day and I’m working on some things that will take me away from the weblog until next week. Not the least of which is wanting to attend the Japanese Festival at the Botanical Gardens this weekend, thanks to the tip from Jack Such in my comments. I didn’t know about […]