Postmodernism

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• The postmodern cook and his cookbooks

  
  Crunchy Con — Authority: 706
  Im glad, somehow, to discover that somebody else reads cookbooks in bed. Adam Gopniks meandering exploration of the meaning of cookbooks and the role of cooking instruction in our lives is well worth reading. This passage, which caps an appreciative discussion of Mark Bittmans cookbooks, jumped out at me: Grammars ...
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• The Dismembering of America Part II

  
  Contending For the Truth — Authority: 104
  Here is an excellent clip by Brannon Howse that explains well who the Marxists among us are (yes, Martha, that includes B. Hussein Obama!), where they came from, and why they are evil. He begins with Saul Alinskys "Rules for Radicals." How about somebody writing a book called, "Rules for Americans?" BTW, they are ...
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• Facts, opinion and kids these days

  
  Crunchy Con — Authority: 706
  I spoke with a high school teacher friend the other day, who mentioned that one of the most frustrating aspects of his job today is getting otherwise bright kids to read. What? I said. "They can crack the alphabetic code," he said. "But they cant stay focused and comprehend what theyve read. And if they run into ...
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• Poetry Book Titles: a Quick, Fun Poll for Everyone

  
  Robert Peake — Authority: 113
  I have been reflecting on postmodernism and poetry, and came up with the idea of a quick, easy poll to help develop some of these thoughts. Care to help me out? You don’t have to know a thing about poetry to participate. For each title in bold, simply click “poetry” if you think it sounds like the title of a ...
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• New blog to blogroll – Thanks Carla for the find!

  
  Living Journey — Authority: 128
  [Hat-tip: Carla, once again from More Books and Things ] You go girl!!! About “Finding Truth in Jesus” In 2006, I began to realize the church I was attending was quickly transitioning into an emergent church . I suppose that for awhile I ignored the signs, and hoped it wouldn’t get any worse. The ...
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• What’s wrong with this statement?

  
  Living Journey — Authority: 128
  So this is what it is all about: Trust Him with your life. Forget the legalism; let His Spirit guide you!… And THIS is what we need to teach your children: connect to the spirit as early as possible! Using the bible to separate right from wrong only leads to legalism; let Him guide you! Can you see a flaw in this ...
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• One World Government The Real Aim of Environmentalism

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 431
  from Canada Free Press: I’m not very good at being hustled and rushed into insane situations. I like to think for myself. Which is why I originally began to investigate the fast-rising green movement. Only a while ago, greenies were people with woollen hats, gumboots and long hair. They hugged trees, drooled over ...
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• More Books and Things…: Cycle Theory Series – The Convergence

  
  Living Journey — Authority: 128
  This morning I posted something about 2012 and a video from an Astrobiologist who answers the questions regarding 2012 and the end of the world through catastrophic change. If you didn’t see that post you can find it HERE . Anyway, Carla [hat-tip: More Books and Things ] has found three very important articles ...
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• The Children Are the Key

  
  Living Journey — Authority: 128
  I found this article via facebook which I thought was pretty good. It’s about teaching children biblical truth… It is in the minds and hearts of our children that the battle will be fought. […]Something shocking came to light: that—of those who left the church—if they attended Sunday school regularly as ...
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• Obama in China and Twilight for America

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 431
  from Sultan Knish: The first year of Obama has seen America retreating on all fronts. The country that once pressed back the Russian bear, has instead pulled up the missile shield and sent the signal to Moscow that the former Soviet Republicans can no longer count on US aid to insure their independence. On China, ...
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• Quote from Why We Love the Church

  
  SoCal Theologica: Musings from the West Coast — Authority: 107
  Trevin Wax provides a great list from DeYoung and Kluck’s book, Why We Love the Church . Consistency is not a postmodern virtue. And nowhere is this more aptly displayed than in the barrage of criticisms leveled against the church. The church-is-lame crowd hates Constantine and notions of Christendom, but they ...
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• World Teeters On The Brink Of A Global Famine

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 431
  from The End of the World As We Know it: The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization has announced that severe drought and brutal civil wars in east Africa have left more than 20 million people in desperate need of emergency food assistance.  In its announcement, the FAO  was quite blunt in assessing ...
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• The Indifferent Church

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 431
  from The Tribulation Network: Today’s western church ignores prophecy and believes false doctrine at its own peril.  Deception lurks at the door.  Lukewarm bottoms make for comfy pews.  Indifference leads to apostasy and the tar baby of the world system.  The church is an anemic, ineffective, but extravagant ...
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• On theological anthropology

  
  (Ir)religiosity — Authority: 100
  This is part four in an ongoing series on systematic (de)constructive theology. See part one for a longer introduction and please keep in mind that the following is provisional, unfinished, and ad hoc . In other words, it is truly theology not a dogmatics. I look forward to the dialogue. Human beings are ...
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• Moral Coward Obama Refuses To Support Decision To A-Bomb Japan

  
  Start Thinking Right — Authority: 501
  The decision to drop nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki – as much as the Japanese might disagree – is one of the great no-brainers of history. Here’s a couple of quick reasons why: TOKYO – Japanese Second World War leader Hideki Tojo wanted to keep fighting even after U.S. atomic bombs destroyed ...
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• 200 One Dollar Bills

  
  http://art-for-a-change.com/blog/ — Authority: 100
  "200 One Dollar Bills" - Andy Warhol (Detail) Silkscreen ink on canvas. 1962. 80¼ x 92¼ inches. Sold at Sotheby’s auction for over $43 million. On November 11, 2009, Sotheby’s in New York held an auction of Post-War and Contemporary art , attracting a crowd of deep-pocketed collectors who ended up spending ...
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• Lessons from a beauty pageant: Carrie Prejean was never the right choice to front family values.

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 431
  from MercatorNet: Poor Carrie Prejean. The dethroned Miss California USA, who won the admiration of family values America for defending marriage in front of the nation, is sinking in the mire of a sex scandal. Not the sort that has dragged greater stars from the public firmament — the marital infidelities of an ...
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• Line of Demarcation

  
  Emerging for the Rest of Us — Authority: 129
  Sometimes people knock you off your equilibrium with questions.  When this happens to me the question starts running laps in my head.  Here is my latest head race.I was describing my thesis to a group last night trying to explain to them that I believe we are experiencing a season of transition from modernism to ...
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• A Portion For The (Megan) Foxes

  
  The League of Ordinary Gentlemen — Authority: 690
  This might be more James Poulos’s department (or maybe James Joyner’s ), but this caught my eye from the cover story on Megan Fox in the NyTimes Magazine [link fixed].  Ms. Fox states: “It’s been a crazy year. I’ve learned that being a celebrity is like being a sacrificial lamb. At some point, no ...
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• Sleaze-Blogger E.D. Kain Interviews Despicable Libel-Blogger Charles Johnson of Little Green Footballs

  
  American Power — Authority: 700
  E.D. Kain, the dirtbag blogger who once giddily published my work at his now defunct "hardline" neoconservative portal, Neo-Constant , has an interview with Charles Johnson at the League of Ordinary Gentlemen, " The Evolution of Blogging: An Interview with Charles Johnson ." With the exception of perhaps the ...
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