Friday evening...

I guess that I should probably have posted this a few days earlier when I went and made a few phone calls to arrange this, but you're welcome here Friday evening for supper and beyond. Supper will be starting sometime around 6:30 apparently.

Yay! I have enough credits to graduate...

Well, today the last of my final grades was released, so it seems that I now have a sufficient number of credits for my degree. It would be nice to spend a little bit of time celebrating, but, at the same time, I've got enough other stuff to do this week.

Car-shopping is but one of the things on my list currently, and it doesn't really help that there are few things in this world that I enjoy less. I had one good moment today, in which I remembered that I should be getting a good-sized chunk of change back with my tax return. I think that I'll probably add that sum to the sum that I was thinking of spending on a car. One thing that I've found somewhat odd is that the cars under consideration with a lower budget contained a higher percentage of automatics than the vehicles that I've been looking at with a slightly higher pricepoint (and it's not like I'm looking at sports cars).

Anything missing?

I figured that I would post the Evangelical Free Church of Canada's page of its Doctrine and Distinctives and then pose a couple of questions. The EFCC's list is a whole lot shorter than the CanRC's Three Forms of Unity - my guess is that it might be about two pages or so if printed.

  • First question: Do you think that there are any problems with this text? My one misgiving concerns millenialism, and the statement's definition of the EFCC as premillenial. Beyond that I can't really find any statements there that I'd disagree with.
  • Second question: Do you think that any statements should be added to this about which there is no room for legitimate disagreement between Christians?

If Dave posts a link to an article, do you read that?

Always or almost always
25% (1 vote)
Occasionally
50% (2 votes)
Never
25% (1 vote)
Total votes: 4

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