I agree with your earlier post and the cartoon. The absurdity of it all strikes me when I try to explain to my wife what is frustrating me. As soon as I mention "internet" or "blog" she stops taking me seriously.
The internet means superheroism for the masses. Now you don't even need to fly to save people in need every day, anywhere in the world, from (theological) problems...
You may look like a mild mannered reporter called Clark by day but by night you're Superman (cue the music!)- fighting heresy and bad pastoral practice all over the globe! (its not just superMEN either!)
I'm always amused when students start to tell me what they found on the internet, unless its a proper research site, of course, it's likely to just make me cross :-)
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I agree with your earlier post and the cartoon. The absurdity of it all strikes me when I try to explain to my wife what is frustrating me. As soon as I mention "internet" or "blog" she stops taking me seriously.
You're SO right!
The internet means superheroism for the masses. Now you don't even need to fly to save people in need every day, anywhere in the world, from (theological) problems...
You may look like a mild mannered reporter called Clark by day but by night you're Superman (cue the music!)- fighting heresy and bad pastoral practice all over the globe!
(its not just superMEN either!)
;o)
love it - so true!
I'm always amused when students start to tell me what they found on the internet, unless its a proper research site, of course, it's likely to just make me cross :-)
I had almost this exact experience last night.
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