As you may or many not know, Rick and I have started a new project called WiredOregon.com. We were able to take some of the left over money from Rick’s campaign to create a website keeping an eye on Oregon politics. This doesn’t mean boring old C-SPAN like content though. No, we’re interested in talking [...]

The following was originally posted on my blog, JoshuaKagi.com. Because I want all the attention (not really, I just want to keep the conversation all in one place), if you’ve got any comments, please leave them there.
By now it seems everyone knows of TED. If not, you’ve really been missing out.
TED is an annual [...]

I have to be honest. When I first read about things like “buy nothing day” and “advent conspiracy” I just wrote them off as gimmicks. However, yesterday I was able to participate in something that was a truly brilliant “ah-ha!” moment.

It’s been awhile since there’s been any discussion of note on Epinoia… I don’t know about you guys, but frankly, I’ve been missing this place and these people.
So, aside from my post yesterday, I thought I’d throw up a softball and ask a simple question of ya’ll to get us back into the groove…
What books [...]

What if Jesus showed up in current day America and ran for President of the United States?
I know that there are plenty of theological holes in this question, but a book I recently finished: American Savior by Roland Merullo explored this very question.

As all of us begin to gather together for our Super Bowl parties and gatherings, here’s an article that I’d like to pass along.
John Canzano is the senior sports columnist for the Oregonian, he’s down in Phoenix — the host city of the Super Bowl — and instead of deciding to focus on the massive [...]

Julie Clawson has some great thoughts on the tendency of some Christians to see any questioning of authority as rebellion.

Julie Clawson writes on the tension between Talents and Stewardship.

Barbara looks back at 2007 on her blog.