Breviarium

Since I don’t have time to cover everything in depth, here are some samplings from
the blogosphere and beyond. Enjoy. 🙂

• Women’s lit courses, which are legion in American colleges, are OK, but men’s
  lit apparently are not.
• Oh goody. Here we go again – another
  trip on the condom merry-go-round. Round
  and round we go. *sigh*
• It
  seems Moore’s Law still has some life left.
• A
  feminist discovers real sisterhood in the Church.
• The
  Shroud of Turin just got some more scientific evidence in its favor.
• McDonald’s
  is out of touch with street slang.
• Smoking’s bad. Mmkay?
• Tired
  of noisey computers? You’re not alone.
• Amy
  Welborn is inviting “Monday morning liturgical quarterbacks” to drop by
  and leave their two cents.
• There’s
  an interesting debate on substitutional atonement at Rebecca writes.
• Basement Cross claims that the
  Iraq elections were staged for propaganda purposes.
• Theomorph
  clarifies some fuzzy lexical issues regarding belief, ideology, and atheism.
• Three
  words: transgendered Anglican priest.
• Confession by
  radio = illicit and invalid.
• Don’t forget to nominate your favorite Evangelical
  blogs and Catholic blogs
  for awards. 🙂