tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-150544182011-07-28T10:19:35.753-05:00Stan F.http://www.blogger.com/profile/18137990962239475938noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15054418.post-43378435053024909992010-08-22T12:08:00.001-05:002010-08-22T12:12:30.462-05:00

This falls under the Changing Times category. It also falls under the "I'm feeling older" category. These suggestions may sound strange to people in my generation, but will it be the new normal? From the Chicago Sun-Times: Smart phones can equal smart kids — that’s what a group of Chicago Mikva Challenge students say. Kids should be able to use now-banned cell phones in Chicago Public School

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From Seth Godin If you work out on a weight machine that has a limit--where you have to push the bar until it stops--you're far more likely to to hit that limit than if you had left it to your own initiative to figure out how far is far enough. People enjoy going to the max (or in the case of Spinal Tap, a little farther than max, to 11). But if there is no max, no limit, it's much easier to

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“I do not apologize for admitting to being on a pilgrimage in theology, as if it were in itself some kind of weakness of intelligence or character. Feeling our way toward the truth is the nature of theological work even with the help of Scripture, tradition and community …. A pilgrimage, therefore, far from being unusual or slightly dishonorable, is what we would expect theologians who are

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