I thought I would start blogging again well before now, but I was wrong.
I have spent way too much time in the last year on Facebook. I tried to use it as a witnessing tool. I can’t say that I had any success. Most Americans are too far steeped in Postmodernism, harboring a dialectic mentality with respect to fact and faith, to seriously think things through. Words are often meaningless to them because they’ve accepted the premises of postmodernism. Stoogery is the problem, not the solution.
I’m taking a break from Facebook. I’ve deactivated my account there.
My sabbatical from blogging has otherwise been spent doing volunteer work and self-directed study. My primary focus in study has been on history and philosophy. My volunteer work has been in the area of firearms rights at the state level.
I was in the process of trying to formulate a response here to Brad Cecil’s Nine Pillars of the Emergent church. Cecil has since rebooted his blog and the post where he listed the “pillars” is vapor now. I was working on point #3, “Human concepts are limited”, when I decided that I need to to get a better grasp on where Postmodernism comes from. I was dis-educated in public school after all. My undergraduate degree is in Geology, so I had a lot of catching up to do.
I intend to pick up where I left off in the next week. Now to catch up on some of my volunteer work before noon.
