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In true Bridget Jones form, "a brilliant post-modernist masterpiece of oratorical fireworks."
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About Me
- Rachel
- Michigan, United States
- Brand-new college graduate, nurse, and single twenty-something. I mostly blog about whatever theological issue is currently interesting me, but considering that I've called this blog "Oratorical Fireworks" for a reason, I don't think it's wise to quit my day job.
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- faith musings (21)
- life (19)
- random (8)
- bad theology (2)
- books (2)
- nursing (2)
- worship symposium (2)
- COS (1)
- current events (1)
- job (1)
- school (1)
Theology blogs, nursing blogs, friends, and people I wish I knew but I don't
- After Existentialism, Light
- Andrew
- At Your Cervix
- Babycatcher
- Belly Tales
- Bethany
- Christian Cadre Journal
- CICW
- Connexions
- Crummy church signs
- Deborah
- Der Evangelische Theologe
- Eunice
- Evangelicals Anonymous
- Exiled Preacher
- Experimental Theology
- Faith and Theology
- Father Stephen
- Generous Orthodoxy Think Tank
- Holy Skin and Bone
- Inhabitatio Dei
- Joyce
- Mary
- Meg
- Nothing New Under the Sun
- Professor Keeley
- Quintessence of Dust
- Rienstras
- Samantha
- Shepherd's Hook
- The Evangelical Universalist
- The Fire and the Rose
- Wasp Jerky
On my shelf or on my booklist
- Orthodox Way, Ware
- Great Lent, Schemann
- Dare we Hope "that all men be saved?" von Balthasar
- The Road, McCarthy
- Between Cross and Resurrection, Lewis
- Mysterium Paschale, von Balthasar
- Free of Charge, Miroslav Volf
Favorite Books
- The Cloister Walk
- The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
- Peace like a River
- Plainsong
- The Undertaking
- Gilead
- The Great Divorce
- Screwtape Letters
- Anne of Green Gables
Favorite Movies
- Little Miss Sunshine
- Runaway Bride
- What about Bob?
- Bridget Jones's Diary
- Shawshank Redemption
2 comments:
Rachel,
Steve just sent me a link to a discussion you've been particapting in over at de-conversion. Might I just say "you're doing us proud. VERY proud." Great stuff! Keep it up.
I've read a number of articles coming out of Holland and other European countries that are realizing that maybe it's cheaper to not push prevention...people just live too long and cost too much! :)
I've read a couple articles that echo the idea that fat smokers might be much cheaper to society and the insurance system than skinny nonsmokers...
...Interesting...personal liberty wins again...
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