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Technopagans Abducted by Aliens

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

“If there is life on other planets, I am sure that He must know,and he’s been there, once already, and has died to save their souls.” - Larry Norman, UFO
I just read this article on the search for extra-terrestrials:  The search for aliens should start on Earth not outer space, says scientist.
it reminded me of a [...]

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The Vikings Loss to the Saints

Monday, January 25th, 2010

How I am taking the Vikings loss.
Pretty well, truth be told.
It was the best season of being a Vikings fan I can remember, ever.  It was filled with intrigue, excitement, and disappointment.  Through it all, Brett Favre made it fun.  I hope he comes back for my sake.  I hope he doesn’t for his!
2010-2011 will [...]

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Vikes over the Saints

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

This isn’t really a sports blog but it isn’t often that my team, the Minnesota Vikings, are this deep into the playoffs so… here goes.
This weekend the New Orleans Saints and the Minnesota Vikings will vie for the NFC championship. I believe that this game will be largely decided on the role that the [...]

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Urbana 2009

Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

Coming to you live from the floor of Urbana…

Yes, it’s Urbana time.  There are about 16,000 people here – just over 10,000 of them students.  Intervarsity is doing a great job, running an excellent conference.
The theme this year is tilted toward what one would call “social gospel” issues.  I know that at least one mission [...]

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Avatar’s Technopaganism

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

I don’t go to many movies on the premier night, but I went to see Avatar last week with my sons and a few friends.  It was an eye-popping 170 minutes of film.  Would I recommend it?  Hmmm…..
There are plenty of reviews out on Avatar, and I think they mostly agree.  James Cameron spent his [...]

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Coming Back…

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

After a long break from blogging I am coming back online.  Check back soon…

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Muslim Demographics in Europe

Wednesday, May 20th, 2009

There are lots of good articles critical of the “Truth or Scare” video below. The best one is Patrick Johnstone’s article (from an upcoming book! I can’t wait to read it) on Strategic Network (click here for it).
I have written about this topic before as well (click here for it). Rather than read [...]

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He has risen.

Sunday, April 12th, 2009

He has risen indeed.
Happy Easter from the Esler family!
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Mere Christians

Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

Barna calls them “revolutionaries.” A friend of mine prefers “Jesus follower.” Your pastor might call them partially apostate. Whatever the label, there is a rising tide of Evangelicals who are pulling out of the institutional structures that have defined what it has meant to be born-again over the past few decades. [...]

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The Coming Evangelical Missions Meltdown… or?

Wednesday, March 11th, 2009

Michael Spencer is, I am sure, getting lots of traffic to his blog these days over a recent article entitled, “The Coming Evangelical Collapse.” The article appear on the Christian Science Monitor and got mac-daddy exposure on The Drudgereport.
The basic premise of this article is that Evangelicalism, because of its ascendence into a [...]

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