Graduated from Seminary
Some of you may know that I was a graduate student at Calvin Theological Seminary. From 2000 to 2002, I was a student in residence for the Master of Theology de...
Author: Eduardo
A nice winter day. New post coming!
Nice winter day here. I’m writing a new post, and I hope it to publish it soon.
Disturbing trends among Paraguayan evangelicals
The last weeks brought a lot of new developments and I plan to share them soon. But now I’d like to report that the Paraguayan evangelical church has show...
The Gospel is not merely an affair of the tongue…
John Calvin on the unity of doctrine and life: For [the Gospel] is a doctrine not of the tongue but of life. It is not apprehended by the understanding and memo...
Blogroll and sidebar. Time to change.
I seriously need to rethink the content of my sidebar, and especially, of the blogroll. I was enrolled in some old blogrolls that, while useful, are no longer a...
Happy Easter!
The Lord is risen! I hope everyone has a great Easter. As a token of celebration, let me share with you this magnificent piece of music: the Ouverture from the ...
The Subversion of God in Aronofsky’s Noah | Godawa’s MovieBlog
And even more yet on Noah. This commentary by Brian Godawa is very good. The Subversion of God in Aronofsky’s Noah | Godawa’s MovieBlog.
Sympathy For The Devil — Dr. Brian Mattson
More on Noah: the movie. Dr. Brian Mattson points some interesting issues that I also suspected. In short, he exposes Noah as an apology of Kabbalistic Gnostici...
Lyndon Unger: A No Holds Barred Review of Noah : The Movie 2014
Today Noah, the movie, is premiered in Paraguayan cinemas. Very appropriately, Mennonite Brethren pastor Lyndon Unger posted a detailed review article (warning:...
Ed Hurst: Moving from Windows
Some fresh advice from Ed Hurst: Moving from Windows Some good tips there. I concur with his recommendation on Debian unless you want to be a little bit closer ...
Something to think about.
THE EMPEROR CÆSAR FLAVIUS JUSTINIANUS PIOUS, FORTUNATE, RENOWNED, CONQUERER AND TRIUMPHER, EVER AUGUSTUS, TO TRIBONIANUS HIS QUÆSTOR: GREETINGS. Governing wit...
Leslie Lamport wins the Turing Award
Leslie Lamport, Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research, was awarded the 2013 Turing Award of the Association for Computing Machinery, for his contributions ...
New blog theme
For several years I used Fluid Blue as the blog’s theme. In my (always subjective) opinion, it was a great looking theme. However, it became too old and u...
Fast Company: How to Seize Your Most Productive Hours To Get Things Done
This article at Fast Company caught my attention. I’m usually a night owl, and the feelings of frustration that describes certainly ring a bell here. Reco...
Things are not what they once were…
… And that is especially true of my WordPress theme. I recognize that many people surf the Web from mobile devices, and thus I need to offer them somethin...
The Day I Was Laid Off
Off I went, an unemployed man, on Workers’ Day Eve. And I was thankful for it. April 30th, 2011 seemed to be just another day at the office, compounded wi...
Merry Christmas!
This year is coming to an end. It has been hectic as usual, unusually challenging, but very enriching. Recollections and thoughts are set for another post. Now,...
Venturing into the Dark Side ;)
(Click on the image for a much larger version) It’s been a while. I’ve been busy as usual, with really hectic days. My Christmas was nice, but Janua...
Perdona: a public interest campaign on forgiveness
As part of my work in the advertising trade, I was tasked with developing a public-interest campaign. In fact, “developing” is too high a word, sinc...
Merry Christmas
And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth. (John 1:14 ESV) I w...
Wikileaks and the “Dissent Tax”
First things first: Merry Christmas! A Christmas post is imminent. Stay tuned 😉 And second: It’s been a looong time! I know, I know… but work and la...
Four Decades
By the grace of God, I am turning 40 on this day. It’s not another birthday; it is a momentous one. Such an occasion is always an invitation to reflect ov...
Some updates
Hey, I’m still alive! Honest! 😉 My apologies for the lack of updates. Real Life (TM), especially in the form of law school, got forcefully in the way of r...
The Least Common of the Senses in Computing
If you forgive me the obviousness, you may have already heard that somewhere else that “common sense is the least common of all senses”. As far as p...
OfB.biz: When Jerks Abuse an Organization
You might remember that I called your attention to Tim’s insightful piece, “The Hidden Danger of Peacemakers“. In response to that, I wrote tw...
Software: KDE and assorted stuff
Time goes on, and with it, new software releases come and go. So, I think it is appropriate to comment on some software I use. Let’s see: My GNU/Linux dis...
The Web Ads Question
Tim, in a recent blog post, has tackled a subject that touches a sensitive area of Web surfing: ads, and the ethical validity of blocking them. The issue is tha...