Who is the author?
My name is Laura and these are the wonderings of a theologically trained ponderer (me), writing out-loud, while exegeting her way through Ephesians and working to help form her small corner of the New Humanity in Christ.
Read more about Laura and the blog: About
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Top 10 Posts of 2010
Posted on 2011/01/01 | No CommentsCholesterol Influences Map v0524 Trying to Figure Out Cholesterol Control What is the Best Temperature for Intellectual Work? Dairy Returns: it may be bad news Is Dairy Primal? Lately the... -
Working on the Blog
Posted on 2010/06/17 | No CommentsI am in the midst of formatting this blog. Please be patient as I figure out the new theme. -
School is eating my brain…
Posted on 2010/05/10 | No CommentsLike an insidious army of invading ants, School is eating my brain, so in an effort to reduce my cortisol levels, this blog will be taking a bit of a... -
Sorry About the Lull
Posted on 2010/04/07 | No CommentsIt’s been awhile, I know, but life happens. Good news: a couple of new series are on the way. Tomorrow I’ll post the first installment asking for some communal wisdom... -
Sometimes, when an idea is not working, it needs transformation, not a mere makeover
Posted on 2010/01/18 | No CommentsThe process of figuring out this blog—its content, focus, and format—has been in flux since the inception (by which I mean the original Who in the World Are We? over... -
Top 10 Posts of 2009
Posted on 2010/01/01 | No CommentsThe new Who in the World Are We? launched July 18, 2009 and it has been a bumpy half-year since then. I had underestimated the impact of starting the Ph.D.... -
Two Posts Added to Articles Page
Posted on 2009/11/10 | No CommentsAdded to Articles Page: How do you Balance Talkers and Listeners?: Keeping the dialogue moving in communal Bible studies and worship gatherings Stop Pursuing Spiritual Growth!: If spiritual growth is... -
Still Working on Balance
Posted on 2009/10/02 | No CommentsThe lack of posting here is evidence that balancing school, work, church, and blogging is difficult: blogging has taken a tiny break, at least in the public eye. I am...
