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My last Slate post
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David Kuo
I’ve posted my last email to Hanna Rosin over at Slate. It has been a wonderful exchange and I look forward to her final response later today. Here is part of what I had to say. To read it all, go here. “…We who call ourselves Jesus’ followers need to remember once more that our…
Gorbachev and Louis Vuitton – did I miss the apocalypse?
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David Kuo
Is it possible that I missed the apocalypse? Seriously? Did it come and go? Was it nice? I ask because of this: Gorbachev is the new face of Louis Vuitton, luxury bag/clothes/etc. maker. My friend Rod Dreher calls it the “overwhelming triumph of capitalism”. Maybe he is right. Though maybe it is something more ominous.…
More on Mitch
By
David Kuo
Here is a bit more on Mitch, the boy battling leukemia: Dear Friends, As I write this, Mitchell is recovering beside me in his bed……..resting in relative comfort (which means minimal discomfort). All of the procedures we performed successfully today without incident. They drained 1/2 liter of fluid from his right lung! That is a…
The $1,000 football helmet
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David Kuo
Found in Time: Coming soon to a worried parent near you: a sales pitch for a $1,000 football helmet that can monitor the precise location and severity of impacts to little Johnny’s head. Leading helmetmaker Riddell plans to begin flooding high schools with take-home brochures this month and to start shipping this concussion-sensing gear to…
Anne Rice on Jesus, vampires, writing
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David Kuo
On her website, novelist Anne Rice offers a lengthy and fascinating and important defense of her “earlier” (pre-Christian conversion) works within the context of her Christian faith. She writes in part: Let me begin by saying that I see my earlier novels as part of a long tradition of “dark fiction” which includes some of…
Bush losing more conservatives
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David Kuo
What is the old saying? Hell hath no fury…? Well, conservatives are increasingly feeling like that scorned lover. The latest is over Bush’s nominee for Attorney General. Powerline blog covers it best: I wasn’t going to write anything more about President Bush’s act of preemptive surrender in declining to nominate Ted Olson for Attorney General.…
Thin Places
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David Kuo
Thanks to Linda for this thinnest of places: Makaha Beach, Hawaii Please continue to send your thin places to me at dkuoblog@mac.com
The theology of heaven
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David Kuo
Re: heaven, John E. makes some great points: The theology of heaven needs some work. As it stands in the layman’s mind, it currently appeals mostly to the very young or simpleminded: Yes, there will be ice cream, and puppies, and angels with golden harps, any you’ll be able to fly anywhere you want! and…
Slate-ing it
By
David Kuo
I’m having a public email discussion with Hanna Rosin, author of God’s Harvard over on Slate. It will be running the next several days, check it out.
Democrats = Republicans = Icarus?
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David Kuo
Apparently some Democrats aren’t only excited about their political prospects in 2008, they are really excited about their prospects in 2010. Sizable gains next year over the party’s current 51-49 edge would put it within striking distance of a filibuster-proof 60-vote majority in the middle of the next president’s first term. “The arithmetic is just…
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