The vote was 5-4, but apparently a win is a win. Read the details at the Aquila Report. As I wrote earlier, I’ve got no particular liking for crosses or their public display as a Christian symbol. In fact, I’d happily worship in a church that had none on display whatsoever. But the motivation behind …
It’s not always just one moment that signals political demise. But sometimes it is. For John Hewson, it was answering a question about the theoretical GST payable on a birthday cake. For Mark Latham, it was too firm a handshake outside a radio studio. For Kim Beazley, it was getting Rove McManus and Karl Rove …
Michael Bird has the details and links.
One of the positives of blogging has been encountering people I wouldn’t have otherwise met. Alistair Bain is based in Launceston, has completed studies for the ministry, and is being ordained tonight into his role as Assistant to the Minister at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Launceston. A ‘human interest’ profile article ‘Former Launceston lawyer now …
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