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Wherein I sit down with my wife in St. Paul, Minnesota and talk about what has happened in her professional life since we talked last March on Ramblings and Musings show #2. Hear about her pursuit of a degree from Bethel Seminary.
Enjoy
(Click on the title to hear the podcast or right click (option+click on a Mac) to download.)Wherein I continue my ramblings on Theology, with particular attention paid to Romans 5 and the "before the foundations of the world" passages.
Here is a page on
hermeneutics and
biblical hermeneutics from Wikipedia.
I also talk about the
Renovare movement founded by Richard Foster and Dallas Willard.
Email me at carvern@gmail.com with questions or comments.
(Click on the title to hear the podcast or right click (option+click on a Mac) to download.)Wherein I continue my ramblings I started in
Episode 36 about my journey from Calvinism to Free Will Theism and then to Open Theism. If you have questions or comments or would like to convene a church council to denounce me, feel free to email me at carvern@gmail.com.
Thanks for listening.
(Click on the title to hear the podcast or right click (option+click on a Mac) to download.)Wherein I continue my chat with Doctor Dan. Listen as he waxes eloquently about life as a Navy Dentist, including his tour of duty on the Carrier Nimitz during the first Gulf War. Lots of fun stories.
Thanks for listening. As always, I enjoy comments and recommendations. Enjoy!
(Click on the title to hear the podcast or right click (option+click on a Mac) to download.)Wherein I run the risk of having "Ramblings and Musings" become the "Mahn Family Story Hour" by interviewing Dan Mahn, youngest brother of Shirley and Ron's version of "My Three Sons". Dan is equally entertaining although, unlike Paul, I actually think most of what he says is true! The only thing he says that I know is NOT true is that Seattle is bigger than Milwaukee; according to the 2000 Census, Milwaukee has a larger population than Seattle (but only by about 30,000 people).
Its a new month and you can certainly vote at
Podcast Alley if you'd like, although there isn't much chance of my breaking into the top 100 podcasts.
Comments are always welcome. Enjoy.
