how do you define 'Compassion'?
do you live it out?
is it 'Compassion' if you're not living it out?
what do you think?
Saturday, September 16, 2006
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On July 3rd, 2008, my family and I went into Philadelphia for a concert on the lawn of Independence Hall (we showed up late, and stayed only about fifteen minutes!)
Michael (?), me, and Don LaRue messing around during Palmer's graduation rehearsal (note the quote on the chapel ceiling behind us)
one of my favorite theologians!!!
watching buffalo in the Bad Lands
this corner of the Biblical Studies section of Palmer's library was my favorite seat and table as I read, studied, or wrote papers!
How you live your life is your theology. What do you think about God? These are my thoughts, my ruminations, my pain, and my struggles, my quirks, my joys - all seeking to answer the tough and not so tough questions of this life. How about you? Pull up a chair to the table. Join in the conversation...
Night Pic of the Fam
On July 3rd, 2008, my family and I went into Philadelphia for a concert on the lawn of Independence Hall (we showed up late, and stayed only about fifteen minutes!)
About Me
- David
- I'm a full-time doctoral student trying to learn theology in a way that is both relevant and transforming. My hope is to theologically interpret Scripture, where the Word of God is clearly the authority, shaping us to be God's people, the body of Christ, the Church. I invite you to be a part of the conversation, to respond, and to consider. Most of all, I hope God is glorified through my efforts.
the post-modern grad photo
Michael (?), me, and Don LaRue messing around during Palmer's graduation rehearsal (note the quote on the chapel ceiling behind us)
Songs I'm Enjoying NOW
- Move Along (All American Rejects)
- Clocks (Coldplay)
- Rubberneckin' (Elvis & Paul Oakenfeld Remix)
- The Middle (Jimmy Eats World)
Karl Barth
one of my favorite theologians!!!
watching buffalo in the Bad Lands
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this corner of the Biblical Studies section of Palmer's library was my favorite seat and table as I read, studied, or wrote papers!