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The GOP: Conformity to the Pattern of This World
By Aaron Lord
Posted on February 23, 2012

American religious conservatives are being sold a bill of goods by all of the GOP candidates. Rick Santorum recently went on the record declaring that he’s the true Christian candidate, and that Obama’s worldview is unbiblical. The gall! And then Franklin Graham got on the air the next day and... [Read More]
Tags:
- politics
- two kingdoms
categories != tags
By Aaron Lord
Posted on February 23, 2012

Note to anybody switching from Blogger to Wordpress: All your tags will be imported as top-level categories, so you might end up with a hundred categories instead of just a few. Prepare to spend some time re-categorizing everything.
Greengrass Vol. 2
By Aaron Lord
Posted on February 22, 2012

This is my second installment in the Greengrass Spotify playlist series. (I think I’m getting pretty good at this, if I do say so myself). One of this week’s artists, Martin Hayes, was also featured last time, so I won’t need to write much about him. Most of the others are... [Read More]
Tags:
- bluegrass
- celtic
- chris thile
- de dannan
- sara watkins
- spotify
Greengrass, Volume 1
By Aaron Lord
Posted on February 21, 2012

As promised yesterday, here’s my first installment of my Greengrass playlist series on Spotify. [Read More]
Tags:
- bluegrass
- celtic
- chris thile
- de dannan
- kevin burke
- spotify
With Spotify, we are all Cameron Crowe
By Aaron Lord
Posted on February 20, 2012

After years of operating in Europe, Spotify launched in the US in the summer of 2011 on an invitation-only basis, much like the way Gmail and Google+ began, before later becoming open to all who want to sign up. [Read More]
Tags:
- Apple
- celtic
- iphone
MR10: Runner’s World Editor’s Choice
By Aaron Lord
Posted on February 19, 2012

The New Balance MR10 (Minimus Road) was recently named International Editor’s Choice for minimalist running shoe by Runner’s World, even though New Balance is coming out with a new model in March. [Read More]
Tags:
- minimalist footwear
- Running shoes
Blogging Church Discipline
By Aaron Lord
Posted on January 30, 2012

I became a fan of Lee Irons because of his work (with the late Meredith Kline) developing the the Framework interpretation of the first three chapters of Genesis. Irons was later censured by the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. He has thorough documented his case online, most recently with a blog about... [Read More]
Tags:
- ecclessiology
- polity
Day of protest
By Aaron Lord
Posted on January 17, 2012

My blog is going into blackout mode at midnight EST to protest internet censorship.
Kinvaras Were Meant to Have Thin Insoles
By Aaron Lord
Posted on December 26, 2011

My children have a tendency to get into things and move things around. As a result, the original insoles for my Saucony Kinvara 2 running shoes have been sitting in plain sight for a few days. It suddenly dawned on me how thin they were compared to the spongy insoles... [Read More]
Tags:
- gear reviews
- running shoes
Battle of the Vibram-soled Trail Runners
By Aaron Lord
Posted on December 8, 2011

Left: Brand new New Balance Minimus MO10, 11.5. Right: Merrell Trail Gloves size 10.5 with 135 miles on them. [Read More]
Tags:
- minimalist footwear

The GOP: Conformity to the Pattern of This World

categories != tags

Greengrass Vol. 2

Greengrass, Volume 1

With Spotify, we are all Cameron Crowe

MR10: Runner’s World Editor’s Choice

Blogging Church Discipline

Day of protest

Kinvaras Were Meant to Have Thin Insoles

Battle of the Vibram-soled Trail Runners