A list of typefaces named after the ancient gods.

from Desiring God Blog http://www.desiringgod.org/blog

Religious and Sacred Imperatives in Human Conflict - Scott Atran & Jeremy Ginges http://t.co/4Pnjb25O #religion #conflict

"Religion, in promoting outlandish beliefs and costly rituals, increases ingroup trust but also may increase mistrust and conflict with outgroups. Moralizing gods emerged over the last few millennia, enabling large-scale cooperation, and sociopolitical conquest even without war. Whether for cooperation or conflict, sacred values, like devotion to God or a collective cause, signal group identity and operate as moral imperatives that inspire nonrational exertions independent of likely outcomes. In conflict situations, otherwise mundane sociopolitical preferences may become sacred values, acquiring immunity to material incentives. Sacred values sustain intractable conflicts that defy “business-like” negotiation, but also provide surprising opportunities for resolution."

The God Debate II: Harris vs. Craig

RT @pcalcado: RT @pht: @cbarrett: Guess God really does use Lisp. ” /c @pcalcado

There are two pathways that you can follow. The significant majority of people have come to believe for one reason or another that there is a God. If you're not sure about that, then one route is to assume there is a God and test that, going through the process that I went through. If you've already convinced yourself that there isn't a God -- and so you can't even test that hypothesis -- then you need to ask yourself, does that mean that everyone else is misguided? Or might there be a reason why they think there is one. The reason why I think that is a plausible option is because it's an important enough question that you don't want to leave the answer untested.

A dialogue from The Tao Is Silent, by Raymond M. Smullyan

excellent discussion of Creativity types
Creatio Ex Nihlo
Revelation (includes sacramental)
Redemption

An Aural Method of Experiencing Scripture
(The African Model)

Augustine's formula for the Trinity

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