A La Carte (12/23)

  • Tim Challies
  • 12/23/08
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Can a Christian Deny the Virgin Birth? Dr. Mohler takes on this question. His answer? "The answer to that question must be a decisive No. Those who deny the virgin birth reject the authority of Scripture, deny the supernatural birth of the Savior, undermine the very foundations of the Gospel, and have no way of explaining the deity of Christ."

Round trip with Endeavour A Great photo essay that follows Space Shuttle Endeavour as it prepares for and then heads out on a trip into space. The End of Parchment Paper Cuts blog says "Whatever else it's remembered for in the publishing industry, 2008 may be remembered as the year that e-books finally caught on." Bush, Cheney comforted troops privately This is a neat story from the Washington Times. "For much of the past seven years, President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have waged a clandestine operation inside the White House. It has involved thousands of military personnel, private presidential letters and meetings that were kept off their public calendars or sometimes left the news media in the dark. "

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In regards to 'The End of Parchment' I believe that the majority of information, including books, will be converted to electronic media eventually leading to less and less books. The conspiracy theorist in me is concerned that 'the powers that be' will eventually be able to use this to control the dissemination of information. It seems that eventually the poor will not have books as readily available to me. Maybe we should all read Fahrenheit 451 again. I think it is amusing that Amazon chose to name their reader Kindle as in to set fire to or ignite. I guess in the end books will still have a place. I love the feel of a book in my hands.