Facebook allows you to quickly and easily import an external blog from another website. See the Facebook help pages if you want to find out how to do this.
This is great, but after a blog post had been imported as a note, Facebook users are likely to comment on it in Facebook. If you are using blogging with WordPress and want to have all your comments in one place, there is a WordPress plugin that can help you: Facebook CommentsTNG. It will automatically scan your Facebook notes for imported WordPress blog posts and bring the comments back into WordPress.
This is an excellent plugin which builds on the idea of the Facebook Comments plugin, which no longer works (probably due to changes in way Facebook notes are marked up).
Schluter contends that Corporate Capitalism suffers from the following failings:
An exclusively materialistic vision
Reward without responsibility
Limited liability of shareholders
People disconnected from place
Inadequate social safeguards
He then argues that these failings have the following negative consequences:
Family and community breakdown
Giant government and giant corporates
Schluter suggests that a new economic order based on biblical revelation needs to be found, and promises that one will be set out in a future issue of the Cambridge Papers.
If you’ve ever had music on your iPod or iPhone and wanted to copy it onto your PC but couldn’t find out how to do it, SharePod is the way to go. It is completely free, easy to use and allows you to add and remove music, videos, playlists and artwork on your iPod.
The Christian is free to make art in whichever discipline, medium or genre he chooses and there really is no such thing as “Christian art” just as there is no such thing as ‘Christian medicine’, ‘Christian food’ or ‘Christian plumbing’ for “the earth is the Lords and everything in it” (Psalm 24:1) The diversity of subject matter available to the Christian is as rainbow rich as the creation itself. As Paul wrote to Timothy, “everything God created is good and nothing is to be rejected” (2 Tim 4:4). There may not be “Christian art” but there are Christian approaches to making art. A good starting point is the question, “how does art function in the Kingdom of God?”
Salvation’s Song by Stuart Townend and Andrew Small is such a beautiful song -- both words and music are spot on!
Loved before the dawn of time,
Chosen by my Maker,
Hidden in my Saviour:
I am His and He is mine,
Cherished for eternity.
When I’m stained with guilt and sin,
He is there to lift me,
Heal me and forgive me;
Gives me strength to stand again,
Stronger than I was before.
So with every breath that I am given
I will sing salvation’s song;
And I’ll join the chorus of creation
Giving praise to Christ alone.
All the chains of Satan’s curse
Lifted through His offering,
Satisfied through suffering;
All the blessings He deserves
Poured on my unworthy soul.
So with every breath that I am given
I will sing salvation’s song;
And I’ll join the chorus of creation
Giving praise to Christ alone.
Singing glory, honour, wisdom, power
To the Lamb upon the throne.
Hallelujah, I will lift Him high.
Singing glory, honour, wisdom, power
To the Lamb upon the throne.
Hallelujah I will sing with every breath that I am given
I will sing salvation’s song;
And I’ll join the chorus of creation
Giving praise to Christ alone.
Stars will fade and mountains fall;
Christ will shine forever,
Love’s unfading splendour.
Earth and heaven will bow in awe,
Joining in salvation’s song.