From the monthly archives:

January 2004

asisaid.com with Tim Butler

January 31, 2004

Tim Butler:
“A southern Baptist minister was completing a temperance sermon.
With great emphasis he said, ‘If I had all the beer in the world, I’d take it and pour it into the river. ‘With even greater emphasis he said, ‘ And if I had all the wine in the world, I’d take it and [...]

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Better than I deserve

January 29, 2004

How are you feeling today?
Better than I deserve
Hows it going at work?
Better than I deserve
How was your car jounrey coming home in all that snow?
Better than I deserve
Hows married life treating you these days?
Better than I deserve
Hows that new car of yours?
Better than I deserve
I heard you had a delay at the airport on the [...]

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Hutton fallout…..

January 29, 2004

The Edge of England’s Sword described the BBC as a cornered rat. Michael Howard gets a pasting by one of the comments there likening him to Gollum of The Lord of the Rings: “He did lie! He did, he did. We hates him, we hates him so much! We should rule, my preciousss! [...]

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Teflon Tony

January 28, 2004

xlab : : “This week was meant to be Tony Blair’s toughest as prime minister, but, in true Teflon Tony style, he’s come through it totally unscathed.”

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The wrong kind of grit?

January 28, 2004

Tell me something somebody, anybody out there who knows about these things.
Is it right that an entire nation should grind to a halt because of a few INCHES of snow?
I know I have some American readers, do you have the same problem?
Is it just our incompetent English system? Almost all the tube lines seem [...]

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David and Bathsheba

January 27, 2004

I will shortly be preaching on this subject, and would value your opinion on it! Please take my CONFIDENTIAL Blog SEX SURVEY

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Prayer described…..

January 27, 2004

Alan says: “Prayer is not primarily a means of getting things done. It should never be a pragmatic exercise. Prayer is our means of meeting God – of entering into deep intimacy with Him. The life of prayer is born out of an overwhelming hunger for God – a desire that says, ‘I must have [...]

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Sex, pornography, nude celebrities

January 26, 2004

So that got your attention then!
I would like to introduce the great CONFIDENTIAL Blog SEX SURVEY
Please would you be so kind as to tell me all about your views on sex.
Is it ok to look at internet pornography?
Is it OK to committ adultery?
Is sex only for marriage?
Please help me out if you can. Are [...]

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Gibson film controversies run and run….

January 25, 2004

Will the Mystery of Pope’s ‘approval’ of Gibson film simply run and run?

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Realized Millennialism

January 22, 2004

Realized Millennialism: a description of the amillenial position.
Well worth a read whatever your view of the end times. It should be read alongside a brief overwiew (with pictures!) of the main views that exist. For now I am staying out of this one, but feel free to guess which view I am closest to!

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Learn em good…..

January 21, 2004

100 Most Often Misspelled Words: I fink I av learned the ferst tenn.!!!!!

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The Christian Carnival #1

January 21, 2004

Thanks to Nick Queen for organising this, have a nosy round these posts some of them are great!

Brother Phil asks if your Christianity is Radical or Recreational
Tim Samoff reevaluates the label “post-modern”
Adrian Warnock gets his teeth into American conservatives over their surprise at Howard Dean’s pro-homosexual comments
St. Stephen’s Musings gives us a new [...]

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The psychiatrist in the couch…..

January 20, 2004

Jennifer’s a brave woman, she is turning the tables on me following my recent interview of Joshua Claybourn. Does she realise I am a psychiatrist I ask myself!
Pop over to her blog and submit those questions you are dying to ask (o go on make something up then!)

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What does January mean to you?

January 19, 2004

January means….
1. Catching up on all the jobs you wanted to do at work before Christmas but didn’t finish
2. Doing all the jobs you should have done over christmas whilst you were enjoying a hard earnt rest
3. Doing all the jobs you realised you needed to do whilst you were resting or when you came [...]

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