In the Coracle
“It’s almost like you’re writing a book one post at a time” - Kedge
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Theological Worldview, 2008
Pastor Kes took this quiz that I’ve taken twice before. I was curious to see if the answers were any different for me, but they’re not too different.
Here’s today’s results:
What’s your theological worldview?
created with QuizFarm.comYou scored as Evangelical Holiness/WesleyanYou are an evangelical in the Wesleyan tradition. You believe that God’s grace enables you to choose to believe in him, even though you yourself are totally depraved. The gift of the Holy Spirit gives you assurance of your salvation, and he also enables you to live the life of obedience to which God has called us. You are influenced heavly by John Wesley and the Methodists. Evangelical Holiness/Wesleyan 86% Neo orthodox 75% Emergent/Postmodern 75% Charismatic/Pentecostal 46% Roman Catholic 43% Classical Liberal 39% Fundamentalist 18% Reformed Evangelical 18% Modern Liberal 11% Colleen Echohawk-Hayashi is blogging
One of my pastors is blogging over at http://colleenechohawk.blogspot.com/. She promises to write about these topics:
- School
- Family and Parenting
- Church and Spirituality
- Food
I think this is going to be a great blog.
Head on over!
Thanks for your prayers for Chris
My friend and co-worker Chris, who had a cancerous kidney tumor removed last week, just got the results of the pathology test on the lymph nodes that were removed as well:
Dr. Weissman called this morning with the pathology report on my kidney cancer. It is as good as we could ever hope for.
• Renal cell cancer was confined to the kidney itself (this is fantastic - it had not spread!)
• Lymph nodes were completely clear. Enlarged, but they had no cancer in them.
• Tumor was 12 cm, pretty big, which makes it a low stage 2 cancer but only because of the size of the tumorThe net is, that it was confined to the kidney and they got all of that so things look very, very positive. The next steps are to get my staples removed and then we’ll have some other questions about the recovery. As far as cancer follow up, we’ll be doing CAT scans every 6 months or so to look for any recurrence. There is no plan for radiation therapy or chemo because this type of cancer doesn’t respond to it and, beside, we think it is pretty much gone.
Everyone at the Evans house is doing a happy dance today :)
(From The Mutant Kidney blog)
This is just fantastic news. I’m absolutely thrilled! Thanks for joining in prayer, and please drop by that blog and congratulate Chris!
I Hate Celebrity Gossip Culture
This item was just announced on CNN’s Twitter feed:
Now, I am with Craig Ferguson (YouTube link, totally worth your time if you haven’t seen that before) - the young lady is obviously dealing with severe addiction and with some personality problems. That doesn’t make her life funny to me, not in the least.
I also don’t care, in the slightest, what Dr. Phil has to say. Nor do I care that Dr. Phil is now the spokesperson for Britney Spears, although the combination of those two things, and then THAT item being noteworthy enough that CNN reports it through their announcements feed on Twitter - that, right there, is America in the 2008 phase.
May God have mercy on us.
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