“I am on a post-evangelical journey, discovering what it means to be vitally connected to Jesus.”
A truly prominent, not-post anything blogger has put forward the following theory:
Those who use the prefix “post” to describe themselves are claiming to be smarter than those who don’t.
Example: A “post-modernist” is saying “I used to be mired in the […]
Posted in Ground Rules on March 22nd, 2007 6 Comments »
Ground Rules are a series of posts reflecting on what I’ve learned in some of my controversies and conflicts with other bloggers.
Who’s on your blogroll? Your RSS reader?
What are you saying by including or excluding them?
Somewhere in my future volume called “Blog Psychology: The Behavior of Bloggers Explained” I will have a chapter on blogrolls. […]
Posted in Ground Rules on February 28th, 2007 5 Comments »
Ground Rules is a series of posts reflecting on my interactions with my critics.
Critics say those advocating a “missional” church fail to define what “missional” means. They, on the other hand, are generally confident in their own descriptions of missional churches and ministers.
Posted in Commentary, Ground Rules on January 13th, 2007 7 Comments »
Ground Rules is a series of posts on some of the issues raised in my interactions with my critics in the blogosphere.
Imagine with me, if you will, the following strange story.
Imagine that I make a blog post taking issue with some point made by Ravi Zacharias. I rarely disagree with Ravi, but let’s say I […]
Posted in Ground Rules on November 9th, 2006 10 Comments »
Ground Rules will be a series of posts exploring some of the issues raised in my interactions with other bloggers.
Occasionally, I’m criticized for my use of the acronym “TR” as shorthand for “Truly Reformed.” I often use this term in a critical way, and that’s brought regular criticism that the term is insulting.
Why do I […]