Monthly Archives: April 2007

Quote of the Week

“We need to realize that we are called to follow God in the here and now on a pilgrimage of Eschatological Doxology. That is, a pilgrimage of longing, praise, and worship that is never complete.” ~ Lauren Winner

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Quote of the Week

“The trouble with theology is that you have to say everything all the time, otherwise someone thinks you’re saying you don’t believe it.” ~ Steven Sikes, quoted by N.T. Wright during a lecture given at Yale.

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Can beauty transcend banality?

What would happen if one of the world’s greatest violinists, whose playing has been said to do “nothing less than tell human beings why they bother to live”, playing a 1713 Stradivari violin worth about $3.5 million, stood in the … Continue reading

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Don Miller on Staying Faithful

Because a lot of the work I do in music preparation has me working on my computer for 10-15 hours a day (like this week), I listen to a lot of podcasts, lectures, and sermons. I recently stumbled across a … Continue reading

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One Year Later…

As of today, this blog is 365 days old. So, I thought I’d repost what I wrote in my second post here, explaining the name of my new blog. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Why did I name this blog “Rebelling Against Indifference”? Because … Continue reading

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Quote of the Week

“An unliterary man may be defined as one who reads books once only.” ~ C.S. Lewis, On Stories

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