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Ethics: The Heart of Leadership
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Servant Leadership: A Journey into the Nature of Legitimate Power and Greatness
By Robert K. Greenleaf, Larry C. Spears, Stephen R. Covey. Servant and leader--can these two roles be fused in one real person in all levels of status and calling?

Warranted Christian Belief
By Alvin Plantinga. Third in a trilogy of works on the issue of warrant - the basis of the rationality of Christian beliefs written by arguably the most important philosopher of religion alive today

Renovation of the Heart
By Dallas Willard. A philosopher and quintessential Christian teacher relates and reflects on what it means to put on the character of Christ.

Foreign Bodies
By Hwee Hwee Tan. An impressive first novel by young new author from Singapore acclaimed as an up and coming Pulitzer Prize winner

Mammon Inc.
By Hwee-Hwee Tan. Second novel by this very important young new author from Singapore applauded the world over, including The Times in London and the New York Times

Three Philosophies of Life
By Peter Kreeft. Three life philosophies presented through the works of three of Scriptures most beautiful poetry books, Job, Ecclesiastes and Songs of Solomon

Horrendous Evil and the Goodness of God
By Marilyn McCord-Adams. A seminal response to the age-old problem of evil which attempts to take seriously the theological ramifications of the character of God

Blink
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Smart Mobs
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Linked
By Albert-Laszlo Barabasi. An engaging treatise about the fundamentals of interconnectedness and complexity that underlies neurology, epidemiology, Internet traffic, and many other fields.

The Peaceable Kingdom
By Stanley Hauerwas. A clear explication of a Christian ethic based upon the meaning of the gospel, highlighting virtues and character, and narrative as a mode of ethical reflection.

The Goldsworthy Trilogy: Gospel & Kingdom, Gospel & Wisdom, Gospel & Revelation
By Graeme Goldsworthy. A collection of masterful works expositing on the centrality of the Scriptures: the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Grace and Law: St. Paul, Kant, and the Hebrew Prophets
By Heinz Cassirer. A Kantian scholar looks at the Old Testament Law, and Paul's understanding of it, concluding that Kant's delimma is answered by the gospel of grace.

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Friday, December 03, 2004

We bloggers are a strange type of animals. For some of us, it doesn't take much to put a smile on our faces. This morning, while at work, I opened up another window and took a look at my comments. Just because I got a few new comments made me giddy with delight. And when I read something really positive and encouraging, why, I actually started humming a tune!

I think it has to do with that world domination feeling that someone else (I can't remember who) mentioned the other day...

While I am on the topic of bloggers and blogging, let me thank everyone who has participated so far in throwing light on my quest for an alternative to Blogger. I do like Blogger a lot and after all I have learned so much about blogging and html and what not just by starting to use Blogger and playing with the tools available. I also like it that it is so friendly, support is fantastic and there are so many other programs that work well with it.

However, I do get frustrated when during peak periods I cannot get onto it... unfortunately when my creative juices flow, I need to blog at that moment, or I would lose it! Unfortunately, currently my blogging ritual involves running Blogger, editing and saving as drafts, etc. Either I have to change the way I blog (use Word, etc..., which is not a bad idea) or I will have to change from Blogger.

At this moment, I have not found a compelling reason to stay. Except for the questions I have regarding the process of switching over, and whether I'd lose my posts and comments, and trackbacks, etc. I am willing to switch. If there is anyone with similar experiences in this, can you please enlighten me about the process of transferring your blog from one system to another, and the relative difficulties?