Religion, Reviews, Theology | Comments (4)
I first came across Tim Keller when I heard an mp3 of him speaking at the 2006 Desiring God National Conference. The subject was ‘The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Post-modern World”. Keller struck me as highly intelligent, well read, and an excellent thinker in general. His foundation and argument for an […]
Simon @ April 22, 2008
The year started off very well for me in the land of live music.
I have been able to see some of my favourite artists. To start off with, I went and saw Sufjan Stevens at the Forum in Melbourne. It was definitely one of the best gigs I’ve been to. Musically, it was great. […]
Adam @ April 19, 2008
So, here’s the deal with this. It’s a philosophy essay for uni. I’m meant to be head of the United Nations, and I’m outlining my policy to end world poverty in the next 20 years. It’s entirely unrealistic, as far as my policies are concerned. However, the focus is the JUSTICE, and the philosophy. See […]
Simon @ April 15, 2008
Philosophy, Religion | Comments (5)
An interesting question Adam, a very interesting question indeed.
I am currently completing an essay comparing similar doctrines contained in both Hinduism and Buddhism. Doctrines such as karma and reincarnation are rather central to both religions. The aim of both religions is to liberate oneself from cyclic-existence, known as samsara. Very briefly, it is due […]
Adam @ April 14, 2008
Current Affairs, social justice | Comments (5)
In observing Australian society, one must surely notice the surge in interest in social justice. People are truly beginning to sit up and take notice of the calls for ending world poverty. I don’t intend to summarise the ills of the third world, and the injustice which we, in the west, perpetrate whenever we go […]
Simon @ April 14, 2008
The Holy Bible begins with a creation narrative; A creator God creating and being creative. He creates the earth, the land, the creatures and the flora. He creates light. Finally, God creates the crowning glory of his creation; man and woman. The narrative proceeds, with Adam and Eve eventually disobeying God by eating the fruit […]
Simon @ April 14, 2008
With many blogs being mostly about a single person, and not a topic, their content can tend to be a little selfish, and very opinionated. Greyleads aims to be the first authored by more than one author, and pertaining to differing subject matters.
Greyleads’ main focus to provide a good resource for differing worldviews, an […]
admin @ April 7, 2008