Lady of Longbourn
Saturday, November 15, 2008

Companion Notes on Remains of the Day

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The following is a sort of running commentary on the movie, Remains of the Day . I wrote it while watching the movie. The movie is subtle...

Feasting on Daily Bread

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I’ve been thinking this week about how I want passion and importance out of life: experience rather than growth. I do marathon moments gett...

Tough Questions for Calvinists

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In the few years I’ve been studying Calvinism, I’ve come across four major questions that are the hard ones for Calvinism to answer: 1. Did...
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The Demise of Media Power

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In recent years outcry has been growing against the biased mainstream media. This generally encompasses newspapers, broadcast television, a...
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Reformation Weekend Pigfest

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Though less attended than my previous two experiences, the conversation at this Pigfest was a unique blend of casual debate and fervent open...
Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Dead Heat by Joel Rosenberg

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A couple years ago I heard a radio interview with an author who wrote novels based on Bible prophecy and current events. He had the uncanny ...
Monday, November 10, 2008

Can't or Won't? Is there a Difference?

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It’s an interesting question. In the book it makes a vivid point. The Christian and the other man are driving together. The other man bel...

The Matrix Review

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I watched the Matrix for the second time last night. Actually I sped it up a bit, skipping the scenes with interminable punching, kicking, ...

Work and Wisdom

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Earlier this week I was talking to an old friend. As long as I’ve known him, he’s been talking about ways to make the most out of all the i...
Saturday, November 08, 2008

Lady Susan by Jane Austen

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To balance the post-election doldrums this week, I read Lady Susan, a complete short novel written by Jane Austen, the last on my list of he...
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A forty-something homeschool graduate who once promised her mother she didn't need to learn grammar because she'd never be an author is hopelessly a writer at heart. I'm a Christian who loves to ask thoughtful questions, and who finds thought-provoking material in unlikely sources. A lady in waiting, I'm the oldest of six children still living at home, pursuing the efficient acquisition of knowledge through books and practice.
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