posted by Andrew Dragos filed under Books,
Culture
Recently I had the opportunity to ask a friend about the future of literature, especially as it relates to theology and research. I for one have been a little anxious about when to make the switch to digital literature, whether it be through Kindle, iPad, eBooks etc. Most of us realize that making the switch is inevitable--technology is turning books
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posted by Andrew Dragos filed under Culture
Here is one of the high signs you may be breeching your way into adulthood: you begin receiving Starbucks gift cards from your friends and family on special occasions. This means nothing less than you are now an adult. Forget the rites of passage you may have learned in your anthropology class; getting a $25 coffee house gift card is
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posted by Andrew Dragos filed under Bible,
Culture
The North American International Auto Show opened Monday in downtown Detroit. I remember a time when visiting the Auto Show would be a father-son, family, or social experience. The town used to buzz with people curious to see the unveiling of new exotic cars, muscle cars, and interesting concept cars. Since the economy slowed years ago, and especially now that
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posted by Andrew Dragos filed under Culture
I wanted to share a little bit about my weekend in Canada. The occasion was visiting friends and family plus a speaking engagement at the church I grew up in.
As I drew near to Kitchener the road was hit with a blizzard-like experience. It's as if the weather waited patiently all the way from Sarnia and past London just so
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