If you didn't catch on by the title, we were burgled last night. Hannah and I and the cats were not harmed in any way, but the burglars did make off with a few items.

Somewhere between midnight, when I went to bed, and 7am this morning, burglars gained access to our house via a window above the sliding door in our livingroom. They escaped by hopping over into the neighbour's yard, and then into the neighbours beyond them, before skirting round the outside of the far neighbour's house and back into the complex we live in.Read more »

Well, as you can see by the title of my post, Raoul has talked me into writing another blog. I really don't think I'll ever get into the habit of this. I'm simply not someone who journals. Ah well. I suppose the occasional blog will have to do. Read more »

Now, I have to start off by saying that I don't know why it's called the happiest day of your life, because my wedding day wasn't. I was too busy making sure everything was going to be ready, and then too busy concentrating on not making any mistakes when I said my vows, etc. Having said that, however, I did enjoy the day, and was really glad to finally be married to my wonderful wife.Read more »

I have decided that since I can see myself writing a number of more theologically based blogs in future, to rather separate them and create an articles page where you can read all my articles. I've moved the 3 that I have written so far to the articles page, and I've updated those blog entries to have a little introduction and then a link to the article.

So from now on the more mundane parts of this adventure called life will be found in the blog, while the theological papers I will be producing will fill up the articles section of the site.

90's dance artist Haddaway wrote a song "What is love" which became an instant hit, and in it he sings,Read more »

On Sunday I heard a very interesting sermon by a local chap by the name of Simon Clegg. He heads up an organisation called the City Partnership, which is an organisation for Christian business men and women. But his sermon wasn't about that. It was about marriage.

On Sunday I heard a very interesting sermon by a local chap by the name of Simon Clegg. He heads up an organisation called the City Partnership, which is an organisation for Christian business men and women. But his sermon wasn't about that. It was about marriage.

But what was really interesting about it was how the whole sermon came out of Genesis 2, and what it contained. We looked at Genesis 2, from about verse 4 to the end. However, the key verses were really from verse 18 and onwards. Read more »