Christian geologist Charles Carrigan has written an article about the earthquake in Haiti on the Olivet Nazarene University's blog: Guest Feature: Tragedy and geology in the recent Haiti earthquake. Some of my thoughts after reading this (not all directly related to what Carrigan wrote about): Earthquakes do not have to kill. The 2010 Haiti earthquake …
Month: January 2010
Around the web — 1/26/10
I've been putting in a lot of hours, which has been a very good thing following a long period of unemployment. One down side has been having very little time for The GeoChristian. Archaeology: What an Ancient Hebrew Note Might Mean (Christianity Today) -- Skeptics of the historical reliability of the Old Testament have long …
U-Haul trucks — geological billboards
Here's the side of our U-Haul truck from our Colorado to Missouri move last month: Like many U-Haul trucks, this one had a geological theme depicted on its side: Did you know... Strange flora, previously unknown to science, were discovered in the hidden Ketona Dolomite Glades, an area often referred to as a "botanical lost …
Reading the Bible in 2010
It is not too late to make a Bible-reading goal for 2010! Many make a New Year's resolution to read the Bible more consistently than they have in the past, and many don't stick to that resolution. Here's what works for me. Rather than using a reading schedule, with a daily listing of what chapters …
New job, new state
It has been a rather long break from blogging, but I am back at it. I moved from Colorado to Missouri in mid-November, but the family didn't make the move until just before Christmas. We just got internet in the home today. I applied for close to 400 jobs over a stretch of 18 months. …
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