Forerunners of the Future
Welcome to Forerunners!
It has been a plan in the back of my mind for over a year to start a collaborative blog. Jen and I have such a diverse group of friends, I have often thought that it would be cool if we could all pool our collective insight. The original group of forerunners was probably established on the second floor of Bauer Hall Dorm at Southeastern College. We were certain at that time that we were born just a few decades too early. Since college I have made a number of great friends that I am certain belong in tommorrow. The invited members to this blog consist of theologians, extreme sports daredevils, businessmen, clergy, bikers, and musicians (and others I am sure).
My hope is that we can discuss the things that matter. You know, music and movies, food and philosophy, sports and the future of Christianity on the world as we know it. All of the forerunners have much to contribute, and I can't wait to hear from everyone.
My hope is that we can discuss the things that matter. You know, music and movies, food and philosophy, sports and the future of Christianity on the world as we know it. All of the forerunners have much to contribute, and I can't wait to hear from everyone.
posted by Jerod at 10:07 AM
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Very honored at the invitation and look forward to engaging in old and new friends.
Dig me up
Read Machiavelli's THE PRINCE from which American foreign policy borrows heavily. However, if the war in Iraq were to be a success, then, understanding the proper scenario, Bush would need to have a Baghdad address, i.e., yes, live there. It is not fair that only the people in America who watch Access Hollywood should see the first lady go on about how neat her husband really is. Iraqis, too, should benefit from his playful wit, you know "get to know him." That would be great wouldn't it? Imagine the possible press reports.
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