My lovely new blog is courtesy of Zoot's Designs, 'because everyone deserves a pretty blog'. Her designs are great (very girly though!) and really easy to download and get working. Have a look!
I wanted to post a comment on Dave's blog but I can't because of beta blogger maybe - I wanted to say I'm proud of my husband to be and thank you Dave for writing that. Pray for Dave because he's a dude.
Also please pray for Ben and job situation, he has an interview tomorrow. Thank you!
In other news, we got a TV license and freeview box today. I'm not sure if I like it or not!
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Friday, September 08, 2006
Beach adventure
On Tuesday we got the train to Sheringham. We didn't stay long there as we were attacked by flying ants! We walked along the beach all the way to Cromer, at a nice meandering pace that took about 3 hours.
Sheringham:
Cromer:
Sheringham:
Cromer:
Tuesday, September 05, 2006
Adventure
Today we're going on an adventure to Sheringham on the train. We hope to take lots of photos and enjoy a day exploring the town and the coast line. Will post any good photos later!
Human Nature
Ben was teaching me about various theories like Communism a few nights ago (I'm really bad at understading things like that).
We got to talking about an Eden type world, where everything is nice and as God wants it. I'd always assumed that when discussing world views and how things should be, Christians would always start from an Eden type view and then project that onto the real world as how things should be.
It was a bit of a revelationt o me that this doesn't work, and now I think about it it seems so obvious why. Ben was saying how Communism is a brilliant theory on papaer, but (as Timothy Reeves commented somewhere recently), Marx didn't take human nature into account.
So it seems the perfect theory to project onto the world is one that takes human nature into account, which must be tricky because surely that's a very unpredictable element?
That's the beginning of my interest in politics and stuff.
We got to talking about an Eden type world, where everything is nice and as God wants it. I'd always assumed that when discussing world views and how things should be, Christians would always start from an Eden type view and then project that onto the real world as how things should be.
It was a bit of a revelationt o me that this doesn't work, and now I think about it it seems so obvious why. Ben was saying how Communism is a brilliant theory on papaer, but (as Timothy Reeves commented somewhere recently), Marx didn't take human nature into account.
So it seems the perfect theory to project onto the world is one that takes human nature into account, which must be tricky because surely that's a very unpredictable element?
That's the beginning of my interest in politics and stuff.
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