Montana mentioned recently that he wants to have some upcoming episodes focused on questions surrounding the Bible. Particularly questions of canonical formation, authority, etc. As a helpful “jumping off point” to that future discussion, read this.

Vampires not good role models for Catholics, declares Vatican • The Register.

Who would have known?

Hello there.

We decided that we were long overdue for a Gong Show… so we did one!

We get under the fingernails and discuss the recent posts on the UFaith site. Lots of interesting discussion.

Strong Caution: The post-show content contains a discussion that some may find offensive due to it’s mature nature.

Play this episode:

Mass: We Pray – The Video Game.

J.C. sent me this link to a interesting new game for the Wii. Thanks J.C.!

Can/should church be simulated in the home through a TV screen?

Is this just a gimmick intended to make a company money, or is there a place for this?

More importantly, what would a Pentecostal Wii game be like?

I thought this was kind of an interesting warning label (from blogs.discovermagazine.com ).

Comments?

Karl Barth is great. He always challenges and this quote is no different:

“It is not the right human thoughts about God which form the content of the Bible, but the right divine thoughts about men. The Bible tells us not how we should talk with God but what he says to us; not how we find the way to him, but how he has sought and found the way to us; not the right relation in which we must place ourselves to him, but the covenant which he has made with all who are Abraham’s spiritual children and which he has sealed once and for all in Jesus Christ.” The Word of God and the Word of Man, pg.43.

Thoughts?

Wally sent a few of us this comic recently. As always, the comments below are almost as enjoyable as the orig content.

Non Sequitur, October 29, 2009 — UCLICK GoComics.com.