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Welcome to Sojourner's Lite
- Aaron
- I'm a clumsy Christian on a journey of discipline and discovery with Jesus. As a recovering Pharisee, I'm learning to trust God's grace over my goodness. I love the world, and I'm excited about learning what it means to be salt and light in a Post-Christian culture. This is where I write about living the sojourn.
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- Ben Witherington
- Caedmon's Call
- Cerulean Sanctum
- Common Christianity
- In Pursuit of Truth - A Journal of Christian Scholarship
- Internet Monk
- Just A Leaf
- Kingdom People
- Letters from Kamp Krusty
- Me & Mira
- MercatorNet
- Michael Yon
- Mises Institute
- Random Reflections - Greg Boyd
- Sojourner's Song
- The Ivory Doghouse
- What Susan Said
- Works and Days
- WORLD Magazine
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1 comment:
It's so absolutely true - practically all of it. I've thought about the topic some myself, and I honestly think the large amount of net reading we do nowadays makes it substantially more difficult to read and properly comprehend long form works (e.g., books with long chapters)... due to the trained "internet reading" habit, which is difficult to break out of when putting one's mind to a good ol' paper and ink book.
It's a bit sad really.
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