2006-06-10
2006-06-08
Midnight Cowboy
Over-rated.Didn't deserve an "X" rating, let alone an "R" rating. Currently "M" rated. Give it another 30 years and they'll be showing it to bored high school kids when their teacher is sick.
But I'll have to watch that Seinfeld episode again to get the jokes.
And now I can laugh at that plane that lands at Springfield Airport and yells out "Hey! I'm landing here!" to the other plane.
And who would have thought that he was Angelina Jolie's dad?
2006-06-07
Missing Bible Verses
Woe to the woman who only bears two children or less. The Lord wants you to have at least three to ensure net population growth. Does the Lord not say in the book of Jeebus "Be so fruitful and multiply so much that the animals that I have created will be unable to be fruitful and multiply. Turn the world into Coruscant".
Woe to the woman who desires to work for a wage. The Lord wants you to stay at home, bear children and clean up after your husband. Ignore Proverbs 31 as well.
Woe to the businessman brother in Christ who does not give a discount to the church. Saint's rates shall apply. Woe to the saints who do not use the services of the businessmen in their midst that God has given them. Woe to them also who complain about being price-gouged.
Go into all the world and take over political institutions in my name, forcing unbelievers everywhere to live under the law of the Lord. Only then may unbelievers enter the Kingdom of Heaven... maybe.
Woe to the secular humanists and the feminists. Because of them I destroyed the World Trade Center.
Woe to those who fail to support George W. Bush. Because of them I destroyed New Orleans.
Woe to those who commit terrorist acts against the United States. Because of them I dropped cluster bombs on Iraqi children.
Woe to all the women and children of the world who have contracted AIDS, because the Lord is punishing them for the spread of homosexuality.
Woe to those who are sad and are wishing death, because the Lord wants you to snap out of it.
Woe to those who question their pastors and are worried about any strange teaching or conflict of interest they might have, for the Lord wishes you to shut up and do what you're told and, lo, everything will be all right.
Woe to them who are not always excited and happy when they pray or read the bible or go to church - for they are sinning and are abandoned by the Lord.
Woe to those who are sick or are in financial difficulty. Do you not know that God has cursed you for your lack of faith? Keep being excited and happy and give more of you dwindling income to the pastor and the Lord will bless you. And if the Lord does not bless you, then you do not have enough faith yet.
If a husband and wife are unhappy, woe to the man, for lo, it is his fault, always.
Sin has caused a woman's face to be ugly, therefore God has blessed them with large amounts of make-up.
From the Department of Attempted Humour
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Woe to the woman who desires to work for a wage. The Lord wants you to stay at home, bear children and clean up after your husband. Ignore Proverbs 31 as well.
Woe to the businessman brother in Christ who does not give a discount to the church. Saint's rates shall apply. Woe to the saints who do not use the services of the businessmen in their midst that God has given them. Woe to them also who complain about being price-gouged.
Go into all the world and take over political institutions in my name, forcing unbelievers everywhere to live under the law of the Lord. Only then may unbelievers enter the Kingdom of Heaven... maybe.
Woe to the secular humanists and the feminists. Because of them I destroyed the World Trade Center.
Woe to those who fail to support George W. Bush. Because of them I destroyed New Orleans.
Woe to those who commit terrorist acts against the United States. Because of them I dropped cluster bombs on Iraqi children.
Woe to all the women and children of the world who have contracted AIDS, because the Lord is punishing them for the spread of homosexuality.
Woe to those who are sad and are wishing death, because the Lord wants you to snap out of it.
Woe to those who question their pastors and are worried about any strange teaching or conflict of interest they might have, for the Lord wishes you to shut up and do what you're told and, lo, everything will be all right.
Woe to them who are not always excited and happy when they pray or read the bible or go to church - for they are sinning and are abandoned by the Lord.
Woe to those who are sick or are in financial difficulty. Do you not know that God has cursed you for your lack of faith? Keep being excited and happy and give more of you dwindling income to the pastor and the Lord will bless you. And if the Lord does not bless you, then you do not have enough faith yet.
If a husband and wife are unhappy, woe to the man, for lo, it is his fault, always.
Sin has caused a woman's face to be ugly, therefore God has blessed them with large amounts of make-up.
From the Department of Attempted Humour
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2006-06-05
Common Sense Continental drug ingenuity
Back in the 1920s, Americans saw alcohol as so damaging that they outlawed it. The era of prohibition was perhaps the greatest failure in history of trying to stop something just by banning it.
Hard drugs, like Heroin, are illegal to sell and illegal to use. The illicit drug trade costs our society millions of dollars in insurance costs associated with crime, not to mention overcrowded gaols and deaths by overdoses.
Germany has put a heroin trial in place. The idea is that a whole bunch of heroin addicts are given daily injections of clean heroin - diamorphine - in registered clinics (supervised by medical professionals) rather than buying the stuff themselves from "the street" and injecting it themselves.
A similar scheme has been running in Switzerland for ten years.
The result? Less crime, falling rates of addiction and almost no overdoses.
Are we going to try it out? Oh no. If we do that the bogeyman might get us. That and the fact that scientists have proven beyond doubt that Europe completely sucks.
Hard drugs, like Heroin, are illegal to sell and illegal to use. The illicit drug trade costs our society millions of dollars in insurance costs associated with crime, not to mention overcrowded gaols and deaths by overdoses.
Germany has put a heroin trial in place. The idea is that a whole bunch of heroin addicts are given daily injections of clean heroin - diamorphine - in registered clinics (supervised by medical professionals) rather than buying the stuff themselves from "the street" and injecting it themselves.
A similar scheme has been running in Switzerland for ten years.
The result? Less crime, falling rates of addiction and almost no overdoses.
Are we going to try it out? Oh no. If we do that the bogeyman might get us. That and the fact that scientists have proven beyond doubt that Europe completely sucks.
Spirit of Tasmania III
The Spirit of Tasmania III is a car ferry that runs from Sydney to Devonport. The idea is that tourists headed for Tassie from NSW board the Ferry in Sydney and, after a 20 hour trip, arrive in Devonport.
Now it seems as though the company that runs the SOT3 is debt-ridden. It appears as though not enough tourists take the route.
It's a classic case of loss-making - the price of the service is too high for the market to cope, and too low for the company to make money. Lowering the price may increase demand, but not enough for the ferry to be economically viable.
But this is where alternative ways of thinking need to be applied. Just because the ferry is losing money doesn't mean that it loses money for Tasmania.
Tourists who use the ferry go to Tasmania and then spend lots of money travelling around the place. Tasmanian businesses then use that money to pay staff, who then use that money to live their lives.
What needs to be done is simple. So simple I'm going to turn it into a basic mathematical equation:
a = Net cost of ferry operations (cost - income)
b = Amount of money that benefits Tasmanian economy by Ferry tourists.
If a <> b, then shut it down.
Now it seems as though the company that runs the SOT3 is debt-ridden. It appears as though not enough tourists take the route.
It's a classic case of loss-making - the price of the service is too high for the market to cope, and too low for the company to make money. Lowering the price may increase demand, but not enough for the ferry to be economically viable.
But this is where alternative ways of thinking need to be applied. Just because the ferry is losing money doesn't mean that it loses money for Tasmania.
Tourists who use the ferry go to Tasmania and then spend lots of money travelling around the place. Tasmanian businesses then use that money to pay staff, who then use that money to live their lives.
What needs to be done is simple. So simple I'm going to turn it into a basic mathematical equation:
a = Net cost of ferry operations (cost - income)
b = Amount of money that benefits Tasmanian economy by Ferry tourists.
If a <> b, then shut it down.
2006-06-03
Taking on Hugh Hewitt
Some of you know about Hugh Hewitt's Republican agenda:
Win the War
Confirm the Judges
Cut the Taxes
Control the Spending
Secure the Border
Well, I've got a lefty alternative:
Control Congress
Kick out the Cronies
Tax the Rich
Raise the Minimum Wage
Cage the Chimp
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Win the War
Confirm the Judges
Cut the Taxes
Control the Spending
Secure the Border
Well, I've got a lefty alternative:
Control Congress
Kick out the Cronies
Tax the Rich
Raise the Minimum Wage
Cage the Chimp
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2006-06-01
OSO's Peanut Chicken Curry
This is my attempt to help Craig Schwartze with his culinary failures.
Ingredients:
Should be enough to feed 2.5 people.
Making it:
1. Purchase a wok and put it on the stove. Don't turn it on yet (the stove, not the wok).
2. Put the rice on to cook - do this before anything. The rice will cook while you make the curry. Steamed rice only - none of that boiled stuff, which means you should buy a rice cooker or (like me) learn how to cook steamed rice in a normal saucepan.
3. If your chicken is frozen, now is the time to begin defrosting it in the microwave.
4. Peel the carrot and cut it up into little pieces.
5. Cut the green beans up into little pieces. Discard the end bits - they will kill you if you eat them.
6. Cut about 1/3 of the capsicum up. Green is okay but you've already got green beans so you need some level of contrast - so buy a red one. Put the rest of the capsicum back into the fridge where, I assume, you keep the rest of your vegetables.
7. If you're using a real chili, cut it up into little bits now. Don't get any juice in your eye - it hurts.
8. Now turn the stove on. Put it on medium (4 o'clock on an electric stove). Keep the wok on the stove element thingy. If you have gas just turn it on low.
9. Splash the sesame/peanut oil into the wok and let it settle at the bottom.
10. Get the clove of garlic and either cut it into pieces or grate it. Then put it into the wok. The smell of garlic sizzling in peanut oil should make things nice for you.
11. Now get the chicken out of the microwave and begin cutting it up. I prefer small cubey bits rather than long strands.
12. Now put the chicken into the wok. Since the wok is not hot hot hot yet you shouldn't hear a big SSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHH as you put the chicken in, so once you put the chicken in turn it up to medium hot (about the 8 o'clock position on the temp dial for electric stoves).
13. Regularly turn the chicken over with one of those spatula thingies.
14. As it gets hotter it begins to go SSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHH. Once the chicken moves from pink to white, put all the chopped vegetables in. The SSSSSSHHHHHH is still there but it sounds different, as though you have put a whole heap of chopped vegetables in.
15. Mix them all around with the spatula thingy.
16. Chuck in the lemon juice/lemongrass.
17. Shake in about 5 shakes of cumin.
18. The same with the coriander.
19. Chuck the chili in. If you're using a real chili then you should've cut it up in step 7.
20. Splash in the Fish Sauce. I know, it smells terrible - but trust me, it makes the food taste nice in the end.
21. Throw in the crushed peanuts.
22. Chuck in the peanut butter.
23. Chuck in the sugar.
24. Mix it all up with the spatula thingy. Make sure the peanut butter goes over everything.
25. Now is the tricky part - adding the coconut cream. Shake the can vigorously before you do anything. Open it with a can opener (Ayam brand sometimes has a ring pull so obviously use that instead). Don't discard the lid - it will still have coconut cream on it. Get a spoon and spoon it into the wok. Scrape the cream off the lid (careful - it could cut you). Discard the lid but there's obviously still bits of coconut cream in the opened can, so turn the kitchen tap on low and fill the can up halfway with water, making sure all the bits of cream inside get into the water. Add the water from the can into the wok. Hopefully you haven't filled the whole can with water so make sure you only add half a can (otherwise it gets too watery). Since you're adding one can of cream and half a can of water, the liquid is 2 parts coconut cream (140ml), 1 part water/cream mixture (70ml)
26. Get the spatula thingy and mix it all up. Hopefully the liquid is a rich brown colour and smells REALLY REALLY NICE.
27. Chuck or squeeze basil into the wok. One handful of leaves or 4 tablespoons of squeezed stuff should do. If you use dried basil you will die.
28. Once you see the liquid beginning to boil, put a lid on the wok and let it simmer on low for ten minutes.
29. After ten minutes turn the heat off and mix it around with the spatula thingy. Put the lid back on and wait another ten minutes.
30. Place steamed rice into your bowl and then spoon the required contents of the wok into said bowl.
31. Consume with fork (eating utensil) whilst watching your favourite TV show or arty film. Alternatively you may wish to eat with friends or family.
32. Go back for seconds.
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Ingredients:
- Chicken (pref breast with fat cut off)
- 1 Carrot
- 1 Handful of green beans
- 1/3 of a capsicum (preferably red in colour)
- Basil (either fresh or one of those "fresh" ones in a tube in the refrigerator at the supermarket). Note: DO NOT USE DRIED BASIL - it is an abomination that causes desolation and one of the two unforgiveable sins that will send you directly to hell.
- 1 tablespoon of raw sugar (white is okay, but I prefer raw)
- 1 teaspoon of minced chili from a jar OR one small chili
- 140ml coconut cream - NOT COCONUT MILK; NOT ANYTHING LITE. Ayam brand is great. When choosing, make sure the fat content is no less than 32g per 100g.
- 1 tablespoon of crunchy peanut butter
- 2 tablespoons of crushed peanuts
- 2 tablespoons of lemon juice OR 1 teaspoon minced lemongrass
- sesame oil or peanut oil
- 1 clove of garlic
- 1 tablespoon fish sauce
- cumin
- coriander
Should be enough to feed 2.5 people.
Making it:
1. Purchase a wok and put it on the stove. Don't turn it on yet (the stove, not the wok).
2. Put the rice on to cook - do this before anything. The rice will cook while you make the curry. Steamed rice only - none of that boiled stuff, which means you should buy a rice cooker or (like me) learn how to cook steamed rice in a normal saucepan.
3. If your chicken is frozen, now is the time to begin defrosting it in the microwave.
4. Peel the carrot and cut it up into little pieces.
5. Cut the green beans up into little pieces. Discard the end bits - they will kill you if you eat them.
6. Cut about 1/3 of the capsicum up. Green is okay but you've already got green beans so you need some level of contrast - so buy a red one. Put the rest of the capsicum back into the fridge where, I assume, you keep the rest of your vegetables.
7. If you're using a real chili, cut it up into little bits now. Don't get any juice in your eye - it hurts.
8. Now turn the stove on. Put it on medium (4 o'clock on an electric stove). Keep the wok on the stove element thingy. If you have gas just turn it on low.
9. Splash the sesame/peanut oil into the wok and let it settle at the bottom.
10. Get the clove of garlic and either cut it into pieces or grate it. Then put it into the wok. The smell of garlic sizzling in peanut oil should make things nice for you.
11. Now get the chicken out of the microwave and begin cutting it up. I prefer small cubey bits rather than long strands.
12. Now put the chicken into the wok. Since the wok is not hot hot hot yet you shouldn't hear a big SSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHH as you put the chicken in, so once you put the chicken in turn it up to medium hot (about the 8 o'clock position on the temp dial for electric stoves).
13. Regularly turn the chicken over with one of those spatula thingies.
14. As it gets hotter it begins to go SSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHH. Once the chicken moves from pink to white, put all the chopped vegetables in. The SSSSSSHHHHHH is still there but it sounds different, as though you have put a whole heap of chopped vegetables in.
15. Mix them all around with the spatula thingy.
16. Chuck in the lemon juice/lemongrass.
17. Shake in about 5 shakes of cumin.
18. The same with the coriander.
19. Chuck the chili in. If you're using a real chili then you should've cut it up in step 7.
20. Splash in the Fish Sauce. I know, it smells terrible - but trust me, it makes the food taste nice in the end.
21. Throw in the crushed peanuts.
22. Chuck in the peanut butter.
23. Chuck in the sugar.
24. Mix it all up with the spatula thingy. Make sure the peanut butter goes over everything.
25. Now is the tricky part - adding the coconut cream. Shake the can vigorously before you do anything. Open it with a can opener (Ayam brand sometimes has a ring pull so obviously use that instead). Don't discard the lid - it will still have coconut cream on it. Get a spoon and spoon it into the wok. Scrape the cream off the lid (careful - it could cut you). Discard the lid but there's obviously still bits of coconut cream in the opened can, so turn the kitchen tap on low and fill the can up halfway with water, making sure all the bits of cream inside get into the water. Add the water from the can into the wok. Hopefully you haven't filled the whole can with water so make sure you only add half a can (otherwise it gets too watery). Since you're adding one can of cream and half a can of water, the liquid is 2 parts coconut cream (140ml), 1 part water/cream mixture (70ml)
26. Get the spatula thingy and mix it all up. Hopefully the liquid is a rich brown colour and smells REALLY REALLY NICE.
27. Chuck or squeeze basil into the wok. One handful of leaves or 4 tablespoons of squeezed stuff should do. If you use dried basil you will die.
28. Once you see the liquid beginning to boil, put a lid on the wok and let it simmer on low for ten minutes.
29. After ten minutes turn the heat off and mix it around with the spatula thingy. Put the lid back on and wait another ten minutes.
30. Place steamed rice into your bowl and then spoon the required contents of the wok into said bowl.
31. Consume with fork (eating utensil) whilst watching your favourite TV show or arty film. Alternatively you may wish to eat with friends or family.
32. Go back for seconds.
From the One Culinary Oversight Department
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Scriptural Sufficiency verses Spiritual Strangeness
Ever since Phil Johnson invited others to blog for him, I've been less than happy with the direction of the Pyromaniacs blog. I don't know, maybe it's just too Baptist for me to feel accepted. Being Reformed, they're friends, but being Baptist and American, they're occasionally grating.
Dan Phillips, however, has written a great piece about Sola Scriptura. He has this great adage that I fully believe in:
1. The Bible tells us everything we need to know, as Christians.
2. The Bible does not tell us everything we want to know.
This is important because the other day I was casual teaching at a Christian school. During the morning staff devotional, one of the head teachers got up and spoke about his spiritual life in the last few weeks. His mother had been dying (she is now dead) and he spoke about how during this period of time he felt "far from Jesus". Even though he said he knew he was saved, he felt that during this period of stress and emotional turmoil, that he no longer prayed with fervour and that his prayers were just "mechanical".
He then went on to say that the way God guides us is when we listen to that "inner voice" and consult scripture and the wisdom of friends - and through this, God will let us know what his purpose is so we can discern what he wants for us. From that we can know how to be happy.
So, for this guy, the following was taught:
a. Be always "on fire" and pray with great passion.
b. If you're not always "on fire", then your relationship with Jesus is gone (even though you are still saved).
c. God will guide you through a combination of various sources for you to determine where God wants you to be (which also teaches that God has a "special plan" for everybody")
d. The Christian life, when lived in the way God wants you to live, will always lead to happiness.
I didn't get up and yell heresy and nor did I talk about it with him afterwards - he had just lost his mother and was still quite hurt.
The fact is, however, that this guy did not adhere to Sola Scriptura, and, as a result, expressed a tormented state of spiritual disobedience that is not actually prohibited in scripture.
For the record:
1. God does not want people to be "on fire". To be "on fire" is a temporary emotional high that we all naturally go through. It is not the permanent state of being that a Christian should be expected to be in. Being "full of the Spirit" is not defined in scripture this way.
2. The bible nowhere mentions a state of being whereby a saved Christian is not in relationship with Christ. Just because the guy was going through a period of great stress doesn't mean that he had somehow sinned. I suppose his experience was a classic case of Pentecostalism and/or holiness theology which teaches that there is a two-stage Christian life - the "carnal" Christian who is being sinful and the spiritual Christian who is always having a wonderful time.
3. God has incorporated us into his sovereign will and may or may not reveal to us our place in that plan. All God wants is for us to remain obedient to his word by making decisions that are consistent with scripture. Decisions that have no moral imperative (eg which toothpaste to use, which career to train for, etc) require us to have wisdom but do not require us to seek God's "special" will for us. Whichever decision we make is okay by God because, in the end, God has determined which path we go on anyway.
4. While happiness and joy are part of the Christian life, there is nothing unbiblical about exhibiting anger and sadness. Modern-day Pentecostals assume that the only emotion that is valid is being happy. Besides, emotions are not reliable and are not good indicators of discerning God's will. Oftentimes obedience to God's will (the Bible) will lead us to sadness.
In summary - sticking with scripture is simple and obvious, while relying upon vague impressions and feelings and "magic word" interpretations of scripture only leads to confusion. After all, the guy who stood up at that staff devotional had absolutely nothing to be ashamed of... yet his system of beliefs convinced him that he had sinned. That's why I love this line from the Cambridge Declaration:
From the Theosalient Department
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Dan Phillips, however, has written a great piece about Sola Scriptura. He has this great adage that I fully believe in:
1. The Bible tells us everything we need to know, as Christians.
2. The Bible does not tell us everything we want to know.
This is important because the other day I was casual teaching at a Christian school. During the morning staff devotional, one of the head teachers got up and spoke about his spiritual life in the last few weeks. His mother had been dying (she is now dead) and he spoke about how during this period of time he felt "far from Jesus". Even though he said he knew he was saved, he felt that during this period of stress and emotional turmoil, that he no longer prayed with fervour and that his prayers were just "mechanical".
He then went on to say that the way God guides us is when we listen to that "inner voice" and consult scripture and the wisdom of friends - and through this, God will let us know what his purpose is so we can discern what he wants for us. From that we can know how to be happy.
So, for this guy, the following was taught:
a. Be always "on fire" and pray with great passion.
b. If you're not always "on fire", then your relationship with Jesus is gone (even though you are still saved).
c. God will guide you through a combination of various sources for you to determine where God wants you to be (which also teaches that God has a "special plan" for everybody")
d. The Christian life, when lived in the way God wants you to live, will always lead to happiness.
I didn't get up and yell heresy and nor did I talk about it with him afterwards - he had just lost his mother and was still quite hurt.
The fact is, however, that this guy did not adhere to Sola Scriptura, and, as a result, expressed a tormented state of spiritual disobedience that is not actually prohibited in scripture.
For the record:
1. God does not want people to be "on fire". To be "on fire" is a temporary emotional high that we all naturally go through. It is not the permanent state of being that a Christian should be expected to be in. Being "full of the Spirit" is not defined in scripture this way.
2. The bible nowhere mentions a state of being whereby a saved Christian is not in relationship with Christ. Just because the guy was going through a period of great stress doesn't mean that he had somehow sinned. I suppose his experience was a classic case of Pentecostalism and/or holiness theology which teaches that there is a two-stage Christian life - the "carnal" Christian who is being sinful and the spiritual Christian who is always having a wonderful time.
3. God has incorporated us into his sovereign will and may or may not reveal to us our place in that plan. All God wants is for us to remain obedient to his word by making decisions that are consistent with scripture. Decisions that have no moral imperative (eg which toothpaste to use, which career to train for, etc) require us to have wisdom but do not require us to seek God's "special" will for us. Whichever decision we make is okay by God because, in the end, God has determined which path we go on anyway.
4. While happiness and joy are part of the Christian life, there is nothing unbiblical about exhibiting anger and sadness. Modern-day Pentecostals assume that the only emotion that is valid is being happy. Besides, emotions are not reliable and are not good indicators of discerning God's will. Oftentimes obedience to God's will (the Bible) will lead us to sadness.
In summary - sticking with scripture is simple and obvious, while relying upon vague impressions and feelings and "magic word" interpretations of scripture only leads to confusion. After all, the guy who stood up at that staff devotional had absolutely nothing to be ashamed of... yet his system of beliefs convinced him that he had sinned. That's why I love this line from the Cambridge Declaration:
We reaffirm the inerrant Scripture to be the sole source of written divine revelation, which alone can bind the conscience. The Bible alone teaches all that is necessary for our salvation from sin and is the standard by which all Christian behavior must be measured.I'll tell you, if preachers actually taught this and if churches actually believed this, most of the devil's work in the modern evangelical church would disappear.
From the Theosalient Department
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2006-05-29
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