Comments for impleri http://impleri.net faith in progress Thu, 21 Aug 2008 22:39:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 Comment on Graduation by thainamu http://impleri.net/2008/06/graduation/#comment-16348 thainamu Fri, 06 Jun 2008 13:49:48 +0000 http://impleri.net/2008/06/graduation/#comment-16348 Congratulations and good for you! Congratulations and good for you!

]]> Comment on May Musings by Chris Martin http://impleri.net/2008/05/may_musings/#comment-16094 Chris Martin Mon, 05 May 2008 17:36:08 +0000 http://impleri.net/2008/05/may_musings/#comment-16094 Chris, Hey man. I found your blog link through your profile at <a href="http://theclaycomunities.net" rel="nofollow">theclaycommunities.net</a>. Good to see that we have another blogger. I'd love to get together and grab lunch or something soon. I'd like to discus your degree and theology and the likes! Let me know. Chris Martin Chris,
Hey man. I found your blog link through your profile at theclaycommunities.net. Good to see that we have another blogger.
I’d love to get together and grab lunch or something soon. I’d like to discus your degree and theology and the likes!
Let me know.
Chris Martin

]]> Comment on Dawkins by Wilson http://impleri.net/2007/06/dawkins/#comment-16006 Wilson Mon, 21 Apr 2008 21:48:24 +0000 http://impleri.net/2007/06/dawkins/#comment-16006 Dawkins was merely demonstrating that religious propositions tend to be mutually exclusive; propositions whose truth values are statistically attributable to cultural heritage. Dawkins was merely demonstrating that religious propositions tend to be mutually exclusive; propositions whose truth values are statistically attributable to cultural heritage.

]]> Comment on Conference in Rome by christopher http://impleri.net/2008/03/conference_in_rome/#comment-15631 christopher Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:17:20 +0000 http://impleri.net/2008/03/conference_in_rome/#comment-15631 On the people, it's being organized by the university where John Milbank is employed (Univ of Nottingham, UK). I'm familiar with Agamben, Hauerwas (Duke), van Inwagen (Notre Dame), Milbank, Zizek. I've heard mention of some of the others, but have not read any of their works. Universalism is meant in the sense of ecumenism, the universal Church as opposed to the church down the road. On the people, it’s being organized by the university where John Milbank is employed (Univ of Nottingham, UK). I’m familiar with Agamben, Hauerwas (Duke), van Inwagen (Notre Dame), Milbank, Zizek. I’ve heard mention of some of the others, but have not read any of their works.
Universalism is meant in the sense of ecumenism, the universal Church as opposed to the church down the road.

]]> Comment on Conference in Rome by Jeffrey Rodriguez http://impleri.net/2008/03/conference_in_rome/#comment-15619 Jeffrey Rodriguez Thu, 27 Mar 2008 00:24:14 +0000 http://impleri.net/2008/03/conference_in_rome/#comment-15619 I only recognize Zizek and Hauerwas. Does 'Universalism' mean what I think it does or is it something different in this sense? As in Universal Unitarianism? Coexist? Embrace all faiths? I only recognize Zizek and Hauerwas. Does ‘Universalism’ mean what I think it does or is it something different in this sense? As in Universal Unitarianism? Coexist? Embrace all faiths?

]]> Comment on Javascript by pfunked http://impleri.net/2007/10/javascript/#comment-15298 pfunked Mon, 10 Mar 2008 22:44:34 +0000 http://impleri.net/2007/10/javascript/#comment-15298 The reason I asked is I wonder if requiring Javascript is a bother for some users. Are there some times you don't post because it's not worth changing your javascript settings? Also, I reveal my salt scheme over at my blog, in response to your post. The reason I asked is I wonder if requiring Javascript is a bother for some users. Are there some times you don’t post because it’s not worth changing your javascript settings?

Also, I reveal my salt scheme over at my blog, in response to your post.

]]> Comment on Javascript by christopher http://impleri.net/2007/10/javascript/#comment-15296 christopher Mon, 10 Mar 2008 21:46:43 +0000 http://impleri.net/2007/10/javascript/#comment-15296 I do post to your site, don't I? I use it on an as-needed basis. I do post to your site, don’t I? I use it on an as-needed basis.

]]> Comment on Javascript by pfunked http://impleri.net/2007/10/javascript/#comment-15295 pfunked Mon, 10 Mar 2008 21:41:56 +0000 http://impleri.net/2007/10/javascript/#comment-15295 On my website, I use client-side javascript to md5 your password salt so I'm not transmitting it in plain text. Would you turn Javascript back on just to be able to log in to my site? On my website, I use client-side javascript to md5 your password salt so I’m not transmitting it in plain text. Would you turn Javascript back on just to be able to log in to my site?

]]> Comment on Writing by Jasen http://impleri.net/2007/11/writing/#comment-12398 Jasen Wed, 14 Nov 2007 05:05:27 +0000 http://impleri.net/2007/11/writing/#comment-12398 Long paragraphs are evil. Why can't you have an introduction that's 3 paragraphs. Long paragraphs are evil. Why can’t you have an introduction that’s 3 paragraphs.

]]> Comment on Dawkins by Rick http://impleri.net/2007/06/dawkins/#comment-10616 Rick Sun, 02 Sep 2007 13:49:11 +0000 http://impleri.net/2007/06/dawkins/#comment-10616 I recently heard a small part of Mr Dawkins Beatty lecture (Queerer than We Suppose: The Strangeness of Science). I was facinated that someone who brandishes alternate realities to deal with why evolution gave birds wings, doesn't see that murderers have their own to deal with. Evolution hasn't taken us far enough yet, to have displaced arrogance and bigotry. Or was the message that survival requires arrogance and bigotry? I am happy with my reality that lets we discard Mr Dawkins as lost in his own. I recently heard a small part of Mr Dawkins Beatty lecture (Queerer than We Suppose: The Strangeness of Science).
I was facinated that someone who brandishes alternate realities to deal with why evolution gave birds wings, doesn’t see that murderers have their own to deal with.
Evolution hasn’t taken us far enough yet, to have displaced arrogance and bigotry. Or was the message that survival requires arrogance and bigotry?
I am happy with my reality that lets we discard Mr Dawkins as lost in his own.

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