Lava Lake at the Nyiragongo Crater
In June 2010, photographer Olivier Grunewald joined a group of scientists to explore and document the Nyiragongo Crater in Africa. In late February the Boston
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Comfort and Seminary
From a piece in today’s RTS newsletter Semper Informanda about the pursuing seminary in a society which glorifies comfort: Watching the news about
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Tunisia and her discontents
Tunisia has its third president in 24 hours, and the weeks-long, country-wide protests against the government continue unabated. From what I have heard from
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Charlotte and Small Injustices
Wronged by a sister: Charlotte’s tearless eyes, pleading face, and expression that says “Really? I mean, really?”
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Church bombings in Egypt and Nigeria
The recent church bombings in Egypt and Nigeria may or may not have been closely coordinated, but either way they do have implications
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The Function of the Holy Spirit in the Church
From John Owen on The Holy Spirit and His Work: And the Spirit of God hath no other aim in granting these his
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Grading papers and exams reminds me of the state of constant flux of the English language. One must fight the temptation to be
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History and Variations of the Ampersand
The origins of a symbol that has always struck me somewhat arbitrary. Cameron Chapman gives a short intro to its origin
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Sharks with human teeth
This is oddly funny. HT: TBT
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