Monthly Archives: March 2007

Simply Christian by N. T. Wright

Many fellow Christians of my generation have found C. S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity a very helpful and thoughtful expression of their faith. In a way, this phenomenon is a testimony to the quality of Lewis’s thought and writing. The book … Continue reading

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Long-term Sub

I went to substitute teach at Hillcrest High School on Thursday and got more than I bargained for. I was asked to be a long-term sub for a ninth grade social studies class. The teacher quit Wednesday afternoon, and they … Continue reading

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Humanities and specialization

The last few days I’ve been checking out job postings in a couple of potential grad school locations. It seems me that basically anything above entry level requires a degree in a particular field. My major was humanities, which means … Continue reading

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Blog features

I’ve recently added some new features to the blog. This post will try to fill you in on a few of them. Pictures First, I’ve added some pictures to the gallery. None of them is particularly new, but you can … Continue reading

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Welcome to points of view

Melanie and I want to welcome you to our blog. We have started this blog to help keep you informed as we move away from our family and friends. This summer we will be working at Red Cliff Bible Camp, … Continue reading

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