One thing I particularly love about the Christmas season are all those adorable stop-motion mini-features that get shown on TV every year.  They’re pretty ridiculously adorable.

Besides, how can you hate Burl Ives?
Shows like these get shown every year because they are now classics.  There is something about them that just gives you the warm fuzzies.  [...]

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Ah yes, it’s almost that tie of year again.  I’m a huge fan of Christmas, and one thing that delights me is free Christmas music!  I was scouring archive.org one day for good Christmas music and I came upon this gem: An Old World Christmas by Barbara Schubert and the DuPage Symphony Orchestra.  From the [...]

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A friend e-mailed me the other day with a quote from St. Augustine in his book The City of God.  Admittedly I’ve never read the book (though I have it in my to-read stack, which is currently comprised of 27 partially read books sitting on my nightstand) but I found this particular quote to be [...]

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Hi Everyone!   Got a Mumbo Jumbo Daily Update for ya all.  It’s a mixed bag of news this time around, thus the title.
Lately, I realize I haven’t been updating Mumbo Jumbo Daily as often as I have in the past.  At times it must seem like I’ve fallen off the face of the planet.  I [...]

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I’m leaving in 4 days for Ravi Zacharias’ summer school at Oxford, and I’m completely psyched.  If you’ve never heard this guy before, check him out in this excellent lecture.  He flies straight in the face of Richard Dawkins’ assumptions, who seems to be getting a lot of attention and admiration from the blog-o-sphere lately.

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I always like to share things that convict me, so this is a post from my friend, musical artist, and web-designer extraordinaire Jesiah Dzwonek. He’s currently based in Oregon and playing with the Paul Wright Band Rootdown.  Check out more of his stuff at Upcast Magazine and Jesiah.com

Do any of us really have patience living [...]

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I watched this great documentary today, and recommend that you get your hands on it.  If you can’t rent it or buy it or borrow it from a friend, I’ve included the whole thing below.
It’s full of beautiful footage (and when I say beautiful, I mean absolutely unreal, they couldn’t have made more stunning CGI [...]

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This is pretty wild. From Signs of the Times via Fixed-Point Foundation
“Christian mathematician John Lennox and atheist public understanding of science prof Richard Dawkins will continue in October 2008 their 2007 discussion on the spot where Thomas Huxley and Samuel Wilberforce duked it out a century and a half ago:
At 6:00 p.m. on the 20th [...]

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Os Guinness is one of my favorite speakers and apologists.  He gave a lecture at ASU in 2007 entitled “Time for Truth: Living Free in a World of Lies, Hype and Spin.”  It’s hosted by the Veritas Forum and is well worth your time to listen or watch.  It’s a poignant talk that extends from [...]

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I just got the newest issue of Salvo Magazine in the mail and wanted to take a moment to highlight it for my readers.  Salvo Magazine is a thought-provoking and controversial periodical that comes out every season (as in Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), and highlights, discusses, revokes and disputes trends in our culture at large. [...]

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“The recurrences of the universe rose to the maddening rhythm of an incantation, and I began to see an idea. A child kicks his legs rhythmically through excess, not absence, of life. Because children have abounding vitality, because they are in spirit fierce and free, therefore they want things repeated and unchanged. They always say, [...]

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Part 1

Part 2

They just don’t make TV like they used to…
Via BoingBoing

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Update:I switched to this liveleak video because IBN put a nasty pop-up in with their code that I couldn’t get rid of. Here’s to being pop-up free! Oh yeah, if you want the original, higher quality video, here is the link.
In case you missed it in the video:
The infants are thrown off the [...]

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Ravi Zacharias is one of the best speakers I’ve ever heard.  His messages are powerful and insightful.  His speech patterns and the way he turns a phrase are curious.  In this clip, he addresses the question of Evil in the world, and provides some insight into how a loving God would allow good people to [...]

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One of my favorite authors on the planet is Donald Miller. I have all of his books, and highly encourage you to obtain them. Most people seem to like Blue Like Jazz the best.
In this video, Miller reads from his book To Own a Dragon, which is a compilation of his reflections on [...]

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Burnside Writer’s Collective has a challenging article on breaking out of our comfortable shells and remembering that those less fortunate are still people, that their names should haunt us. It’s a powerful piece and it’s written beautifully. I highly suggest you check it out. Excerpt:
I can’t remember his name now, it was one [...]

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