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<?xml version="1.0"?><rss version="2.0"> <channel><title>Always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/</link><description>The future home of pewview.new.mu.nu</description><language>en-us</language><lastBuildDate>Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:07:00 +0000</lastBuildDate><generator>Minx 0.9</generator><ttl>60</ttl> <item><title>Book Review: <i>Your Jesus Is Too Safe</i></title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/book_review_iyour_jesus_is_too_safei</link><category>Book Reviews</category><description>Which Jesus do you follow? Is it the Hippy Jesus, who the Doobie Brothers sang about? Postcard Jesus, who we see in the ever-present picture, tanned and quiet? It's a question that has resonated throughout the ages; Jesus Himself asked His disciples "But who do you say that I am?" when they were confronted with various ideas of who He actually was, even in that day. Jared Wilson's book, Your Jesus Is Too Safe, shows us exactly what kind of Jesus the Bible presents, and what kind of Jesus the early Church worshiped. The kind of Jesus that the apostles...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/book_review_iyour_jesus_is_too_safei</guid><pubDate>Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:07:00 +0000</pubDate></item> <item><title>Stephen</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/stephen</link><category>Sermons</category><description>What do we know of Stephen? Not much, from a historical standpoint. We don't know when he was born, or how old he was when he died. We don't know his testimony, as far as how he became a Christian -- though tradition says that he was one of the 70 that Christ sent out. We're fairly certain that he died in either 36 or 37 AD, just based on the material in Acts. From a spiritual standpoint, we know enough. 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I also won't just be saying "good movie, bad movie" (I'll do that kind of thing at my reviews...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/movie_metaphysics_ithe_dark_knighti</guid><pubDate>Sun, 08 Mar 2009 14:36:27 +0000</pubDate></item> <item><title>What's Going On Here??</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/whats_going_on_here</link><category>System</category><description>Just an update for both the people still subscribed here. I'm hoping to have a totally redesigned site up at a new location by the middle to end of March. I'm 1/3 of the way there, financially, and I've picked out the new template. For now, I'm going to keep the feed at Feedburner, but if that changes I'll let you all know. If you want to help me out, you can donate through the PayPal link on the right, OR you can sign up for your new website through the Bluehost link, also on the right. 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If you don't know what Twitter is, you need to watch this video before you read any...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/twitter_and_me</guid><pubDate>Wed, 03 Dec 2008 22:32:29 +0000</pubDate></item> <item><title>Advent</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/advent</link><category>Advent</category><description>"I can't WAIT until Christmas Eve!" That's what my daughter said to me, the day after Thanksgiving. It struck me as a bit unusual, since it's Christmas day when we open our presents. But she's looking forward to the excitement on Christmas Eve. The traditions we have. The anticipation. That's what Advent is -- anticipation. Waiting. And knowing that what we are waiting for is worth the wait, no matter how long it will be. Think about the nation of Israel. They were promised a Deliverer, a Messiah. They knew He was coming. They waited for him. And waited. And...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/advent</guid><pubDate>Mon, 01 Dec 2008 13:55:16 +0000</pubDate></item> <item><title>To the 52, From 1 Of the 48</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/to_the_52_from_1_of_the_48</link><category>Current Events</category><description>This ain't a political blog, and I've been pretty silent through the campaign. My candidate didn't make it to the national race, and the candidates I had to chose from were not what I wanted, so I held my nose and voted for the lesser of the two evils that we were given. And the lesser evil lost. Oh, well. My Facebook status from a couple days ago pretty much sums my opinions up -- God's in charge, and He knows what He's doing. 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I agree...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/a_note_to_authors_and_pr_people_too</guid><pubDate>Fri, 03 Oct 2008 16:39:53 +0000</pubDate></item> <item><title>Beat Coastal, The Sequel</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/beat_coastal_the_sequel</link><category>System</category><description>Yes, it's college football season again. And yes, while everyone else pays attention to the Bowl Series schools, I'm watching 1-AA -- the championship series. I'll get into the whole Bowl game vs. playoffs debate later on, promise. This season, my own alma mater Liberty University has been on a roll. They've got the longest winning streak in 1-AA football, and are one of a very few teams that are still undefeated. Of course, two Division II schools at the beginning of the season will do that for you, so that's not a real big bragging point for me. But...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/beat_coastal_the_sequel</guid><pubDate>Mon, 29 Sep 2008 13:41:39 +0000</pubDate></item> <item><title>Obama's Backdrop</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/obamas_backdrop</link><category>Current Events</category><description>Everyone's talking about the Temple of Obama that the Dems set up at the convention. My wife pointed something out to me, and I think it's more likely that this is what they were going for: Compare the set to pictures of the President taken during a press conference in the Rose Garden. The DNC has built their own Rose Garden Press Conference Playset, complete with Major Media Reporter action figures. Veto-Power President Obama action figure shipping soon, some assembly required. Seriously -- look at the Rose Garden picture here and note the similarities. I seriously think that is what...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/obamas_backdrop</guid><pubDate>Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:15:30 +0000</pubDate></item> <item><title>The Chronicles of Andreius, the Paladin, Chapter 2</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/the_chronicles_of_andreius_the_paladin_chapter_2</link><category>The Chronicles of Andreius, the Paladin</category><description>Chapter 2 Curse of the Wolf Moon I missed the introduction to this one. Basically, the assignment is to go hunt some herbs that grow near a lake, past a big mountain. Sort of a Dora the Explorer adventure. Collecting the herbs will require a long trek -- through the forest, across a mountain pass, and finally to Mirror Lake. Andreius best get started! Andreius was following a trail through the woods when his foot was violently yanked out from under him. His body followed, and he was suddenly upside down, swaying back and forth from a tree branch. Then...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/the_chronicles_of_andreius_the_paladin_chapter_2</guid><pubDate>Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:54:38 +0000</pubDate></item> <item><title>Just A Few Years Behind ....</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/just_a_few_years_behind_....</link><category>System</category><description>Pop Christianity (as opposed to Christianity -- pop Christianity adds all the Jesus junk that Christian bookstores seem to love so dearly). As I was saying ... pop Christianity always seems to be several years behind pop culture. We got ska late, we got rap late (and most of it wasn't good), we got metal late (though some of it was quite good). And now, we're getting Guitar Hero late. Digital Praise, the folks who brought you Dance Praise and Dance Praise 2: the Remix are at it again, bringing us Guitar Praise. 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Ironically, there are plenty of Evangelical Christians...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/did_bill_just_endorse_..._mccain</guid><pubDate>Tue, 26 Aug 2008 19:17:14 +0000</pubDate></item> <item><title>Hmmmmm. BC Bought!</title><link>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/hmmmmm._bc_bought</link><category>Current Events</category><description>It's been confirmed -- Blogcritics has been bought by Technorati. Yeah -- it's been reported by all the tech sites, but I wasn't going to say anything until Eric Olsen sent us all an email letting us know. This is a good thing for Blogcritics. Eric and Phillip and everyone else at BC have worked hard to make it what it is today. It's a great place for bloggers to make a name for themselves, and it's a great online magazine. It shows how a "group blog" can effectively rebrand itself into a "magazine" while still keeping much of the...</description><guid>http://pewview.new.mu.nu/hmmmmm._bc_bought</guid><pubDate>Tue, 26 Aug 2008 19:07:29 +0000</pubDate></item> </channel></rss>If you would like to create a banner that links to this page (i.e. this validation result), do the following:
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