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• My New Blog: Pax-Pentest.Net
  on Apr 30, 2013 in Webmaster's Ramblings Internet & Technology
  As I wrote in my last post, retiring from writing this blog has afforded me an opportunity to indulge in some of my other interests, one of which is cyber-security, white-hat hacking and Penetration Testing. As blogging is in my blood and I still suf...
• Hanging up my blogging boots
  on Apr 2, 2013 in Webmaster's Ramblings Christian Life Internet & Technology
  Hope you had a blessed Lent and Easter. I enjoyed my Lenten blogging break a little too much. The break afforded me a lovely opportunity to indulge some of my other interests, and not reading blogs and news feeds and controversies and persecutions an...
• Giving up blogging for Lent
  on Feb 13, 2013 in Webmaster's Ramblings Christian Life Internet & Technology
  I am giving up blogging for Lent. I’m waiting for my new Kindle to arrive which Wifey kindly purchased for my birthday, and she has a reading list ready for me to replenish my spiritual life. Feel free to suggest any ‘essential’ rea...
• Almost Lent Already!
  on Feb 11, 2013 in Wifey's Ponderings
  By Wifey Lent is almost here again and I feel totally unprepared, gosh, the Christmas decorations have only just come down, anyhow it’s time to have a look at a few books for the Season. If you didn’t read last year’s Archbishop of...
• The Paradox at the heart of the problem of natural evil.
  on Feb 8, 2013 in Webmaster's Ramblings Atheism Secularism Humanism Christianity Religion Society Theology Doctrine Philosophy
  Should personal experience of natural evil such as a catastrophic earthquake turn folk away from belief in an all-powerful benevolent God? This fascinating study indicates exactly the opposite: Abstract On 22 February 2011, Christchurch New Zealand...
• Dr Gerhard Roth: Dark side of the brain where evil lurks, Grace and Neuroplasticity
  on Feb 7, 2013 in Webmaster's Ramblings Christian Life Science & Medical Theology Doctrine Philosophy
  A German neurologist claims to have identified a specific brain configuration within which he says ‘evil lurks”. Measuring brain waves on violent criminals whilst watching ‘brutal scenes’ revealed a “dark patch” in their...
• How to Write a Worship Song in 5 Minutes
  on Feb 7, 2013 in Webmaster's Ramblings Christian Life Church Life
  Thought I’d pop this on to give you some insight into the creative process behind my upcoming album:...
• Patriarch Kirill: Sow wheat among the web-tares
  on Feb 3, 2013 in Webmaster's Ramblings Christianity Internet & Technology
  Last month Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill lamented Orthodox bloggers publicly insulting each other, which I can only imagine must be an Orthodox phenomenon as it doesn’t happen in Catholic or Protestant Internet circles: …that the d...
• Pret A Manger – Virgin Mary crisps – And the power of blogging
  on Feb 2, 2013 in Webmaster's Ramblings Catholic Internet & Technology Media
  Irrespective of your views as to the offensiveness or otherwise of the Pret A Manger sandwich chain branding their new crisps as ‘Virgin Mary’, something must be noted relating to the potential power and influence of blogging. Deacon N...
• Study: UK spiritual participants three times more likely to experience episode of depression than secular group
  on Feb 2, 2013 in Webmaster's Ramblings Christianity Mental Health Religion Society Science & Medical
  I’m probably posting this as I’m surfacing from a long dark tunnel. An international longitudinal study purports to find a greater incidence of developing a major depression among ‘participants reporting a spiritual understanding...

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