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Thursday, December 22nd, 2011

Previous Post – What Is The Church? Conclusion

As we settle in here in Australia for Christmas with my wife’s family, I won’t have much time to blog.  However, my soon-to-be brother-in-law showed me the following video with is, aside from being technically brilliant, beautifully imaginative.  I hope you enjoy:

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New Comment Policy

Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011

Previous Post – Intersections of Identity

As we all know, one of the things that make blogs to great is that conversation is possible through the comment section.  We are all also aware of how easily this gift can be hijacked by people less concerned with conversation.  Their comments can be rude, off topic, annoying, hurtful, etc.  It isn’t good.

Therefore, I’ve decided to institute a new comment policy here at The Cost of Community.  Since a picture is worth a thousand words, here it is, expressed better than I could ever have possibly hoped:

Thank you, XKCD.

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