Paul Graham on what cities say to you (I don’t know what Wellington is saying)
George Monbiot tried to make a citizen’s arrest of former US ambassador to the UN
Saturday 31 May, 02008
Friday 30 May, 02008
More more
Thursday 29 May, 02008
Wednesday 28 May, 02008
It barks at no one
Amusing bagging of Wellington hospital’s redevelopment
NRT on the Greens’ position on the ETS
Russell Brown on the Housing Corp bizo
Ralph Nader at Google
12 issues Ralph and I think are important
The depressing thing is that even though National have said absolutely nothing of interest in the election campaign to date (please correct me if I am wrong), they are still likely to be running the show by the end of the year.
Monday 26 May, 02008
Sunday 25 May, 02008
The great debate
From Simon Barrow, quoted on Christian Discuss:
Christian faith is inescapably rooted in biblical tradition. But the Bible isn’t a series of knock-down propositions. It is a set of living, dynamic, troubling, inspiring and disturbing accounts of the ways of God among wayward people across the centuries. For Christians its interpretative core is the Gospels. They are, by their nature, diverse rather than singular. They speak of a God of unutterable grace who, in Jesus, turns upside-down every expectation of the conventionally religious. In Christ nothing we thought we knew about God, the world or ourselves remains untransformed. But, (more…)
Saturday 24 May, 02008
I need some ideas
If you were given $150/week with which to improve the world, what would you do with it?
Wednesday 21 May, 02008
Saturday 17 May, 02008
Thursday 15 May, 02008
Better legendary
Monday 12 May, 02008
Hands up
Friday 09 May, 02008
Monday 05 May, 02008
The system
Sunday 04 May, 02008
OK
Some results from the recent transport study from Eye of the Fish
Bracing debate on the problem of suffering between Bart Ehrman and NT Wright I’m still a Christian after reading it, but it’s a close thing