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Who do you think you are?

Who do you think you are?

A famous philosopher once said \'Cogito, ergo sum\': I think, therefore I am. That we are, that we exist, is indubitable; but many have, do, and will ask about what this means. Who is this I? Who am I?.

  • Behind closed doors

    Mystery, intrigue and surprise twists—the reality TV show Storage Wars has them all.

  • McDonald's Christianity—creating your own God

    What type of burger will I create today? I look at all the \'create your own taste\' options.

  • The judgement epidemic. Please drop your rock.

    In a still moment, on the second floor of this building, I look out the window to the world around me. Life is happening.

  • The freedom of restrictions

    Whatever your experience with Christianity, it can all seem pretty constricting. Christians seem like regular enough people until you encounter some behaviour they won\'t take part in.

  • Cultural Immersion

    It will come as no surprise to regular readers of this column to learn that I have been a lifelong cricket tragic, and that I can\'t remember a time when I wasn\'t watching cricket.

  • Bargaining with God

    \'You wash the dishes and I\'ll clean the kitchen\' is a bargain struck regularly in our household and it works pretty well. But, despite what he may sometimes think, my husband is not God and bargaining with God is seldom so simple.

  • Water into wine with words of life and faith

    It is easy to lecture my children for use of language that is discouraging and demoralizing but what about the power of life in the tongue?

  • Bieber and bandwagons

    I was surprised last week by how many of my Facebook friends suddenly became practising extras from Boston Legal.

  • That bloody Holy Land

    It has been a bloody week in the Holy Land. Deadly clashes between the Israeli Army, Jewish Settlers and Palestinians have followed two deadly attacks within a 12 hour period and the consequent closure of East Jerusalem to non-resident Palestinians.

  • Why I think Christians should welcome the building of Mosques

    There were chants. There were people holding up placards pleading to STOP THE MOSQUE! The 150 anti-Islamic campaigners were interrupting a council meeting at the Bendigo Town Hall.

  • Australian native pets have never taken off – puppies and kittens are more like it!

    The Huffington Post ran a story recently of a family (actually mum) who were raising an orphaned Kangaroo joey and the drama involved with special Kangaroo joey milk, travelling, mixing it with the three kids and a brave husband.