Archive for the 'Harding University' Category
Tuesday, July 10th, 2007
In the “Little Theater,” on the campus of Harding University, Jimmy Allen told me to love Suzannah as Christ loved mankind. That means, he said with a tremble in his voice, you be ready to take a bullet for her. We pledged to love, honor, and cherish. Then, an acappella quartet sang […]
Posted in Church of Christ, Personal Blather, Holidays and Anniversaries, Harding University | 2 Comments »
Monday, July 2nd, 2007
So Scooter Libby gets clemency, Mark Elrod calls the President “soft on crime,” and Kolby chimes in with the first comment, ignoring a few facts of his own.
I have no truck for Libby. He represented Marc Rich and famously congratulated the international tax fugitive upon receipt of a pardon from Bill Clinton — while […]
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Saturday, June 23rd, 2007
Our congregation recently conducted a lengthy survey prepared by some consultants from Harding University. It had tons of questions, but the very first substantive question under the heading “personal beliefs” asked to what extent you agree or disagree with the statement: “God is constantly at work in the world directing people, nations and events.”Turns […]
Posted in Philosophy, Islam, Restoration Movement, Harding University, Religion | 4 Comments »
Monday, June 11th, 2007
The biggest problem this article is that it makes my former Harding professor sound like Enid Strict — as if he were taking attendance and wagging his finger at the folks who skip Wednesday night Bible class. Anyone with five minutes and an Internet connection can figure out that's not where Dr. Elrod is coming […]
Posted in The Media, Politics, Harding University, Religion | No Comments »
Saturday, April 21st, 2007
In case, like me, you missed it and didn’t know it was online, here are the links to video of the American Studies Institute debate on just war and pacifism at Harding University. The audio isn’t great, but you can make it out. Political Cartel has a nice summary and there was some […]
Posted in Politics, Restoration Movement, Harding University, Religion | 4 Comments »
Friday, May 12th, 2006
A little too ironic…
Okay, so Alanis Morissette doesn’t seem to know what irony means. Here’s a better example.
A guy who criticizes Harding University for its loose and long ago association with right wing undesirables also posts a link on his blog to a video.
The point of the video is to deny the plain […]
Posted in The Right, Harding University, The Left, Global War on Terror | 3 Comments »
Saturday, February 11th, 2006
GKB once again takes aim at Harding University and its American Studies Institute and once again misses the mark (two posts in a row this time!):
I would say the same thing if the American Studies Institute promoted communism, socialism or nudism [or environmentalism???]. . . .Call me a Pharisee, but I would rather build a […]
Posted in Environmentalism, Politics, Harding University, Religion | 6 Comments »
Tuesday, January 10th, 2006
More is being said here and here.
We’re home after a long (and great) Christmas vacation. So it’s back to work and back to whatever home-based blogging time permits.
Stuff I read today: Saddam’s Terror Training Camps by Stephen Hayes and U.S. shouldn’t have to do tap dance over bugging by Mark Steyn.
Money-quote from Hayes:
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Posted in Personal Blather, Harding University, Global War on Terror | 5 Comments »
Wednesday, December 7th, 2005
Discussion of Harding University’s efforts at citizenship education continues here.
BACKGROUND: Harding University Films
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Saturday, November 5th, 2005
Prompted by the discussions about Harding University, Americanism, and anti-communism here, here, here, here, here and here — I recently went looking online for more information about Harding’s National Education Program (NEP) and found a gold mine of videos at the Prelinger Archives.
In the 1940s and 50s, Harding College became nationally known for […]
Posted in History, Politics, The Culture, Harding University | 13 Comments »