Regaining Focus

August 24, 2010

As much as I try to con­vince myself that I want to cen­tral­ize my con­tent here at King­domGeek, the task has proven quite the chal­lenge. Face­book & Twit­ter have spoiled me with the ease at which I can post whatever’s on my mind. And the more niché sites such as Youtube & Flickr pro­vide all […]

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How Christians Lost the War against Homosexuality

August 16, 2010

It’s over. Done. Finito. In state after state, nation after nation, homo­sex­u­als are win­ning accep­tance. Gay pride is all the rage. It’s every­where, and it’s impos­si­ble to ignore, regard­less of how you feel about it. How did this hap­pen? It’s cer­tainly not for lack of try­ing on our (Chris­tians’) part, is it? I mean, we’ve thrown […]

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More to Come… I Promise!

August 2, 2010

I just wanted to take a moment to thank all of you who have remained sub­scribed to this site. I real­ize I haven’t been the most faith­ful of blog­gers this year. How­ever, there is a plan for this site which I hope will be of enjoy­ment to most of you while also encour­ag­ing even more subscribers […]

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WordPress Theme Feature Portability

July 28, 2010

Word­Press themes should not go out of their way to tie us to their use. Take The­sis, for exam­ple.* Over the course of a few months with The­sis, you may have hun­dreds of posts which make use of Thesis-specific fea­tures such as post thumb­nails, post images (via the mul­ti­me­dia box), search engine opti­miza­tion, or more. But the […]

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Settling on a Standard Custom Field Naming Schema

July 26, 2010

Word­Press themes & plu­g­ins are able to do some amaz­ing things. They can spice up your home page with ran­dom fea­tured images, pro­vide a myr­iad of caching tech­niques to improve user expe­ri­ence, or — and this is in just about everybody’s top 5 — soup up your site’s search engine opti­miza­tion. On the sim­ple side, […]

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Reformation

July 13, 2010

The the­ol­ogy of Chris­tian­ity has needed fine tun­ing on numer­ous occa­sions. The Thes­sa­lo­ni­ans, for exam­ple, believed that they had missed the Sec­ond Com­ing, result­ing in a cor­rec­tion from Paul. The early churches dealt with fine-tuning issues such as whether or not Jesus was divine, who the Holy Spirit was, and even which doc­u­ments were to […]

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Heil Satan, or How Many Christians Support Satan’s Army

June 20, 2010

Around 2,000 years ago, the Old Ser­pent made an offer to a hun­gry, weak­ened Nazarene — an offer that for many would have been irre­sistible. I’m sure you’re famil­iar with the account, but just in case: “Again, the devil took him to a very high moun­tain and showed him all the king­doms of the world […]

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Out of Focus

June 15, 2010

I’m some­times over­whelmed at try­ing to under­stand man — not human­ity in gen­eral, but man in sin­gu­lar… the crea­ture, the being that each of us is. We’re assailed from all sides with expla­na­tions, that we have free will, that we are sub­ject to fate or pre­des­ti­na­tion, or that our actions are the mere results of a […]

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Goodbye, “Lost”

May 24, 2010

Last night was the much antic­i­pated, much hyped “Lost” finale. I’ve counted myself a fan of the show for some­thing around a year now, and I’ve seen just about every episode (minus around four which I slept through). With the series wrapped up, undoubt­edly many the­o­ries regard­ing just what on Earth (if they were even […]

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Just Dreaming

May 7, 2010

I believe what Paul wrote about con­tent­ment, and so this thing I’m about to con­fess — sim­ple though it may seem — is not some­thing I con­fess joy­fully because I believe it reveals the dis­con­tent ever-present within my heart: I do not want to work where I work for the rest of my life. It’s not that […]

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