A La Carte (12/8)

Friday December 8, 2006

Technology: Light Along the Journey has fallen in love with LibraryThing. You probably will too if you give it a shot.

Film: Something to think about before you go to see "Apocalypto."

Worldview: Rick Pearcey says a Reality-Oriented Worldview [is] Not Lived in a Closet and points to British Airways to explain.

History: "Archaeologists working for the Vatican have unearthed a sarcophagus containing what they believe are the remains of St Paul the Apostle." BBC has the details.

Weird: What a strange world. "Florida Seminoles Buying Hard Rock for $965 Million."

Comments (3)

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Anonymous's picture

I'm not sure what the point of the Mel Gibson link was? What is that information is supposed to encourage us to remember/do?

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Anonymous's picture

re Film: Nice bit of spinning that Friedman put on that article. Holy Family rejects Vatican II. Friedman points out that Vatican II absolved Jews of the death of Christ, and thereby implies that Gibson doesn't. I would've thought that FoxNews would be above that kind of baloney.

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Anonymous's picture

I really do hope Paul doesn't become a beacon for modern day pilgrimage, it would degrade the status of the great man.