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The Barbarians Are You a Boy or Are You a Girl 1966 Laurie ——————————————————————— Tracks: 01. Are You a Boy or Are You a Girl 02. Mr. Tambourine Man 03. House of the Rising Sun 04. Marie Elena 05. Bo Diddley 06. Memphis, Tennessee 07. What the New Breed Say 08. Take It or Leave It 09. I’ll Keep on Seeing You 10. Linguica 11. Susy Q 12. I’ve Got a Woman ———————————————————————
Bruce Benson
Jerry Causi
Jeff Morris
Victor Moulton “Moulty”
* Long Live Rock Archive
Lance: These two bicker on like an old married couple!
Rachel: We ARE an old married couple!
Bruce: Who the hell are you calling old?!
Triton: how much for the horse tornado?
Bruce: that’s a carousel
Triton: I must have it
Ursula: That's all you've got? A cheap trick up your sleeve and a cheesy one-liner?
Bruce: Sweetheart, that could be the name of my autobiography.
Tom: You aren’t coming with me?
Bruce: Thomas, I’m not your big brother. [hands Tom a lunchbox] Here are your sandwiches. I’ll pick you up at five.
Tom: Why is everyone so obsessed with top or bottom? Honestly, I’d just be excited to have a bunk bed.
Bruce:
Cole:
Tom:
Bruce: I’m gonna tell him.
Cole: Don’t you dare.
Next Event--August 19th at New Venue
Please join us for the next meeting of Christian Scholars Network Melbourne, which will take place at 7:00 pm on Tuesday, August 19, at the Dan O'Connell Hotel, 225 Canning Street, in Carlton, at the corner of Princes Street.
Our speaker will be Professor Bruce Ellis Benson of Wheaton College in Illinois. Bruce is author or editor of eleven books, including Pious Nietzsche: Decadence and Dionysian Faith, Graven Ideologies: Nietzsche, Derrida, and Marion on Modern Idolatry, The New Phenomenology: A Philosophical Introduction, and The Improvisation of Musical Dialogue: A Phenomenology of Music. His topic will be taken from his most recent book on liturgy as a way of life.
Anyone who is interested in the intersection of faith and intellect is entirely welcome to participate in the Christian Scholars Network. Please do circulate this information to anyone you think might be interested in attending.
Christian Scholars Network is a ministry of St. James Old Cathedral.
Questions and comments should be directed to Jeffrey Hanson.
So when we contrast reason with faith, we are actually contrasting two gifts. The latter is obviously a gift, but the less obvious gift-character of the former must also be acknowledged. Ultimately the only difference between reason and faith is the extent to which they can be grounded. Reason can provide a little more of a "ground" for itself than faith can, but neither can truly be grounded. The problem is that reason often takes itself as being able to provide a ground and thus offer the last word. That is when reason goes wrong. If we cling to reason and refuse to see its limits, then we profess wisdom and become fools (Rom. 1:22).
Bruce Ellis Benson, Graven Ideologies: Nietzsche, Derrida & Marion on Modern Idolatry, 237.
