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from the bolg blog

January 30, 2006 Blog Posts 1 min read

I wanted to thank Ryan for the nice thoughts.  I’ve learned a lot from working with him and am really looking forward to the possibility of him being my PhD mentor.  The thought of studying with someone I know, and someone who I share many ideas and passions with

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saturday evening raviolis

January 29, 2006 Blog Posts 2 min read

tonight emily and I made homeade ravioli from a jamie oliver recipe, it was fantastic. here’s the recipe from his book “The Naked Chef Takes Off” (Jamie Oliver) 8oz potatoes peeled 1 1/2 asparagus, bases trimmed and stalks peeled 1 clove garlic – chop it olive oil salt and

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george marsden at fuller

January 28, 2006 Blog Posts 2 min read

We went to see George Marsden speak tonight on “Fundamentalism and Contemporary Culture” at Fuller Wednesday night.  George Marsden, teaches church history at Notre Dame and has made a name for himself by writing book on fundamentalism and its affects on the church in America. One of the main points

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the media, culture and the past year #1

January 21, 2006 Featured 5 min read

Well I must say I’ve been happy to see all the commenting and interest into the things that have been written about as of late, and I encourage the discussions and comments to continue until things are seen more clearly.  I make myself available as a resource for questions

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out in the open

January 18, 2006 Uncategorized 7 min read

Well I have felt a little reluctant to say much more, the comments are coming pretty quickly, many hits are happening on my blog, and so its kind of doing its own thing, but then there is more that has come to light concerning this whole matter involving the XFBA

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encouraging comments about the league

January 17, 2006 Uncategorized 4 min read

Here is new, and much more encouraging information, creating more accuracy with statements said here on this site and in other places as well as easing my mind a little. These are all quoted directly from sources that have contacted me directly  (nothing’s been changed): To summarize, to this

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theological reflections on xzuberant faith

January 16, 2006 Uncategorized 4 min read

here is a letter I have written and emailed (xfmpstreetball@yahoo.com as well as xfmag@yahoo.com) to the leaders of the XFBA. Michael Heard, Gregory Railey and Jevon Blake, In this whole expose of trying to discover what is true and false about this basketball league I began

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Update #4

January 13, 2006 Uncategorized 2 min read

From a close source: 1)  They never physically were allowed to hold a  contract.  One day it was read to them, then at the “signing” they were  read something from the contract, then each team went up and signed the  contracts (with no time to read them).  There was no

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Update on Scam #3

January 13, 2006 Uncategorized 1 min read

This is from a friend looking into the situation. “I called Creflo Dollar’s organization.  They have  never heard of any of these guys, their league, their church – they have  had no contact with them and know nothing about them. I also contacted Canton Better Business Bureau and they’ve

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Free Web 2.0 Music Software

January 13, 2006 Uncategorized 1 min read

Heck Yeah. Webjay – Playlist Community Also See Last.FM and Pandora.com These are all great ways to listen to music free. I prefer Last.fm to the others but Pandora is really nice as well.

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chronicles of scam scam

January 12, 2006 Uncategorized 6 min read

There are new developments since my last post concerning the possible scam taking place in Canton Ohio involving the Xzuberant Faith Ministry Productions team.  There is a team of people now investigating the issues that surround the practices of this group that has seemingly popped up out of nowhere within

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taking the classroom outside

January 9, 2006 Uncategorized 3 min read

This past quarter I had the great privilege to work with Ryan Bolger on his class “transforming contemporary cultures” at Fuller Seminary.  In this class we used the internet as a basis for much of the learning that took place during the quarter.  We made use of both individual and

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