Technically, this would be links from the day-before-yesterday, but that looks silly as a title. David had a fever yesterday, so I stayed home with him. He had no other symptoms, other than a general clinginess, so I’m going with a coworker’s theory that he’s just teething. Unfortunately, staying home means I’m completely out of my schedule and end up playing video games during my free moments. I come to work the next day so grateful for a job to prop up my sanctification.
Of course, now “Yesterday’s” is getting a little disingenuous for a title, since obviously I’m not always going to be able to get back to it the next day. Any suggestions what I should call these things?
On to the links:
- Mark Driscoll’s missed opportunity. I definitely think Driscoll blew it on this one. “Do you dig Jesus?” leaves it too open for the person to make up their own Jesus to believe in.
A better question might be: “Do you understand that, apart from Jesus’ intervention on your behalf, you are a rebel and a traitor to God?” They may be traitors who go to church; they almost certainly are who refuse – How can you say you love God, whom you have not seen, when you hate your brother, whom you have?
- On reading books. I relate. I also know that when the hen ceases to lay eggs, it becomes a stew.
- Indiana Jones. As a citizen of Springfield.
- Economist Greg Mankiw corrects a journalist. The last two paragraphs are actually in English.
- Bussman’s holiday. So sad.
- Crochet – Bad! No!
- The Microsoft Store – via Windows Vista.
- Wiemar America
- Acquired heritable characteristics – does not apply to circumcision or baptism. Apparently applies to sin.
- Authenticity
- Apparently the church has never “been a philosophy” – not even what might be termed “the false church.”
- Dogs and cats.
- On Rule Breaking
- Competition
- Finale!
- Obama had a dream. (Satire)
- Marx Cat
- Economists agree (and I do too).
neumatikos 
I think you should smack that coworker upside the head.
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