Mar 21 Updated statement aligner for TextMate

Per a user request, I've just posted an update to my statement aligner for TextMate.  The new version handles variable declarations in languages like Objective-C and Java, as well as assignment statements in most languages.  Check it out.

Posted at 7:13 on 2008-03-21 | no comments | Filed Under: Projects

Mar 19 Truth versus Belief

Henry Neufeld writes a blog on issues of Christianity, which I read (cough) religiously.  He's always thought-provoking.  Today he posted on the topic of how Christian writers often seem to distort or misrepresent the truth when arguing against things they don't believe in.  His particular context for this discussion is the creationist/evolution debate that always seems to be raging in the US.  However, I've had similar feelings about some of the things I've been reading about the historical accuracy of the bible, so thought I'd respond with them.  The reply ended up being so long and rambling, I figured I'd better post it here, instead. 

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Posted at 14:38 on 2008-03-19 | 4 comments | Filed Under: Life/Faith

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Courage, My Friend is the personal website of Chris Poirier.  Here you’ll find some of my programming projects, writing, photography, and a variety of tidbits from my rather code-obsessed life.

 

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