Comments for Todd's Mindbloggler http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com Random bits from my life and mind... Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:08:04 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Gospel-Centered Evangelism by Acidri http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2008/12/01/gospel-centered-evangelism/#comment-177 Acidri Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:08:04 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=883#comment-177 Interesting. I do agree with you on a number of issues here. Just wrote something on my blog on evangelism that you might possibly find thought provoking. Interesting. I do agree with you on a number of issues here. Just wrote something on my blog on evangelism that you might possibly find thought provoking.

]]> Comment on For Sale by For Sale « Project 2 Pillars http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/for-sale/#comment-176 For Sale « Project 2 Pillars Fri, 09 Oct 2009 17:22:13 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=1456#comment-176 [...] under Random Happenings and Ongoings and tagged: Moving Our house is on the market.  Click on this link for more [...] [...] under Random Happenings and Ongoings and tagged: Moving Our house is on the market.  Click on this link for more [...]

]]> Comment on Getting Things Done – Part 4 (My Moleskine Setup) by toddbumgarner http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2008/08/22/getting-things-done-part-4-my-moleskine-setup/#comment-175 toddbumgarner Mon, 28 Sep 2009 18:48:22 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=511#comment-175 To do projects with this method, I just create another list in the back of the notebook. So if I have a specific project that I'm working on, I'll simply create separate, dedicated list for that project. Since I posted this, I have actually transitioned to using an application called Remember the Milk for all things GTD. I make use of the web version, but also use the iPhone app as well. What got cumbersome with the Moleskine method that RTM overcomes is updating weekly priorities, day-by-day priorities, and the transitioning of everything to a new Moleskine when the old one got filled up. To do projects with this method, I just create another list in the back of the notebook. So if I have a specific project that I’m working on, I’ll simply create separate, dedicated list for that project.

Since I posted this, I have actually transitioned to using an application called Remember the Milk for all things GTD. I make use of the web version, but also use the iPhone app as well. What got cumbersome with the Moleskine method that RTM overcomes is updating weekly priorities, day-by-day priorities, and the transitioning of everything to a new Moleskine when the old one got filled up.

]]> Comment on Getting Things Done – Part 4 (My Moleskine Setup) by scootray http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2008/08/22/getting-things-done-part-4-my-moleskine-setup/#comment-174 scootray Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:43:17 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=511#comment-174 Great stuff -- I've been looking for a way to implement GTD using Moleskines since I am no longer able to use a computer for an extended amount of time. I was wondering how you handle projects, though, using this system? Any ideas? Thanks! Ray Great stuff — I’ve been looking for a way to implement GTD using Moleskines since I am no longer able to use a computer for an extended amount of time.

I was wondering how you handle projects, though, using this system?

Any ideas? Thanks!
Ray

]]> Comment on Greatest Capacity, Yet Without a Clue by what do we want? « Interstitial http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2009/07/13/greatest-capacity-yet-without-a-clue/#comment-172 what do we want? « Interstitial Thu, 16 Jul 2009 11:55:38 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=1374#comment-172 [...] do we want? Posted on July 16, 2009 by bkingr Todd Bumgarner has a quote from Os Guinness that we all need to ponder long and hard. [E]ven if we can do what we [...] [...] do we want? Posted on July 16, 2009 by bkingr Todd Bumgarner has a quote from Os Guinness that we all need to ponder long and hard. [E]ven if we can do what we [...]

]]> Comment on Fall Classes Firing Up: You Can Learn Too by toddbumgarner http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2008/08/28/fall-classes-firing-up-you-can-learn-too/#comment-171 toddbumgarner Sun, 12 Jul 2009 17:57:45 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=719#comment-171 martinlutherfan (if that is your real name), with all due respect, the course you are referring to was a course on the history of the orthodox Christian Church. It was was not a course on Apologetics in which the religious cults of the world are addressed. Mormonism happens to be a cult. They do not believe in the Trinity and rather than teach that Jesus was God who became incarnate, they teach that Jesus was a man who became God. There are many other errors in the theology of Mormonism, which, in turn would be contrary to the teachings of Christianity. Whereas Campbell and Stone were not heretics, Joseph Smith was. PS: Looks like you pasted the same comment on two posts, so I'm copying my response from the other post here for completeness. martinlutherfan (if that is your real name), with all due respect, the course you are referring to was a course on the history of the orthodox Christian Church. It was was not a course on Apologetics in which the religious cults of the world are addressed. Mormonism happens to be a cult. They do not believe in the Trinity and rather than teach that Jesus was God who became incarnate, they teach that Jesus was a man who became God. There are many other errors in the theology of Mormonism, which, in turn would be contrary to the teachings of Christianity. Whereas Campbell and Stone were not heretics, Joseph Smith was.

PS: Looks like you pasted the same comment on two posts, so I’m copying my response from the other post here for completeness.

]]> Comment on Reflections on Ancient and Medieval Church History by toddbumgarner http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2008/12/15/reflections-on-ancient-and-medieval-church-history/#comment-170 toddbumgarner Sun, 12 Jul 2009 17:56:38 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=891#comment-170 martinlutherfan (if that is your real name), with all due respect, the course you are referring to was a course on the history of the orthodox Christian Church. It was was not a course on Apologetics in which the religious cults of the world are addressed. Mormonism happens to be a cult. They do not believe in the Trinity and rather than teach that Jesus was God who became incarnate, they teach that Jesus was a man who became God. There are many other errors in the theology of Mormonism, which, in turn would be contrary to the teachings of Christianity. Whereas Campbell and Stone were not heretics, Joseph Smith was. martinlutherfan (if that is your real name), with all due respect, the course you are referring to was a course on the history of the orthodox Christian Church. It was was not a course on Apologetics in which the religious cults of the world are addressed. Mormonism happens to be a cult. They do not believe in the Trinity and rather than teach that Jesus was God who became incarnate, they teach that Jesus was a man who became God. There are many other errors in the theology of Mormonism, which, in turn would be contrary to the teachings of Christianity. Whereas Campbell and Stone were not heretics, Joseph Smith was.

]]> Comment on Fall Classes Firing Up: You Can Learn Too by martinlutherfan http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2008/08/28/fall-classes-firing-up-you-can-learn-too/#comment-169 martinlutherfan Sun, 12 Jul 2009 15:27:03 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=719#comment-169 Prof Calhoun claims to be an expert on the 2nd Great Awakening, but in his “timeline of the Church” he mentions many obscure historical figures and acknowledges the “restoration movement” of the Campbellites, yet he completely neglects even mentioning Joseph Smith and the restored Church - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Why is that? He does himself a great disservice by not mentioning one of the key historical figures of that time. Regardless of whether or not he believe the Church needed to be restored (as did many Protestants of the day) or buy into the fact that God could actually call prophets in the "modern age", that should not matter. Enough with the frightened bias. PLEASE Teach us the true historical facts without omitting one of the central players of the day. If the starved scholars he “teaches” want to learn about the entire 2nd Awakening, order a historical book by “Penguin Books” entitled “Joseph Smith – A Life”. http://www.amazon.com/Joseph-Smith-Penguin-Robert-Remini/dp/067003083X/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1246816965&sr=1-7 Prof Calhoun claims to be an expert on the 2nd Great Awakening, but in his “timeline of the Church” he mentions many obscure historical figures and acknowledges the “restoration movement” of the Campbellites, yet he completely neglects even mentioning Joseph Smith and the restored Church – The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Why is that? He does himself a great disservice by not mentioning one of the key historical figures of that time. Regardless of whether or not he believe the Church needed to be restored (as did many Protestants of the day) or buy into the fact that God could actually call prophets in the “modern age”, that should not matter.

Enough with the frightened bias. PLEASE Teach us the true historical facts without omitting one of the central players of the day.

If the starved scholars he “teaches” want to learn about the entire 2nd Awakening, order a historical book by “Penguin Books” entitled “Joseph Smith – A Life”.

http://www.amazon.com/Joseph-Smith-Penguin-Robert-Remini/dp/067003083X/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1246816965&sr=1-7

]]> Comment on Reflections on Ancient and Medieval Church History by martinlutherfan http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2008/12/15/reflections-on-ancient-and-medieval-church-history/#comment-168 martinlutherfan Sun, 12 Jul 2009 15:24:16 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=891#comment-168 Prof Calhoun claims to be an expert on the 2nd Great Awakening, but in his “timeline of the Church” he mentions many obscure historical figures and acknowledges the “restoration movement” of the Campbellites, yet he completely neglects even mentioning Joseph Smith and the restored Church - The Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Why is that? He does himself a great disservice by not mentioning one of the key historical figures of that time. Regardless of whether or not he believe the Church needed to be restored (as did many Protestants of the day) or buy into the fact that God could actually call prophets in the "modern age", that should not matter. Enough with the frightened bias. PLEASE Teach us the true historical facts without omitting one of the central players of the day. If the starved scholars he “teaches” want to learn about the entire 2nd Awakening, order a historical book by “Penguin Books” entitled “Joseph Smith – A Life”. http://www.amazon.com/Joseph-Smith-Penguin-Robert-Remini/dp/067003083X/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1246816965&sr=1-7 Prof Calhoun claims to be an expert on the 2nd Great Awakening, but in his “timeline of the Church” he mentions many obscure historical figures and acknowledges the “restoration movement” of the Campbellites, yet he completely neglects even mentioning Joseph Smith and the restored Church – The Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Why is that? He does himself a great disservice by not mentioning one of the key historical figures of that time. Regardless of whether or not he believe the Church needed to be restored (as did many Protestants of the day) or buy into the fact that God could actually call prophets in the “modern age”, that should not matter.

Enough with the frightened bias. PLEASE Teach us the true historical facts without omitting one of the central players of the day.

If the starved scholars he “teaches” want to learn about the entire 2nd Awakening, order a historical book by “Penguin Books” entitled “Joseph Smith – A Life”.

http://www.amazon.com/Joseph-Smith-Penguin-Robert-Remini/dp/067003083X/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1246816965&sr=1-7

]]> Comment on Random Nerd 6.12.2009 – iPhone 3GS by Adam http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/2009/06/12/random-nerd-6-12-2009-iphone-3gs/#comment-164 Adam Thu, 18 Jun 2009 02:02:36 +0000 http://toddsmindbloggler.wordpress.com/?p=1295#comment-164 I have (unsuccessfully) attempted to convince my wife that it would be wise for us to make the switch to AT&T. Nevertheless, I'm very happy with my Blackberry. Enjoy the 3GS. I have (unsuccessfully) attempted to convince my wife that it would be wise for us to make the switch to AT&T. Nevertheless, I’m very happy with my Blackberry.

Enjoy the 3GS.

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