Talking about Christ
Aaron notes that I’ll be giving a talk on christology to a group of Anglican laypeople here in Brisbane tomorrow night – so if you’re in the area, you’re welcome to come along and join us.
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Yes, please come.
If nothing else, this will be your opportunity to determine whether Ben Myers and Kim Fabricius are one and the same person!
How? Will Kim be there?
You guys crack me (him? us?) up!
But check out the accent on the Trident radio broadcast: does that sound Australian? And it was from Wales, not New South Wales! :)
Was "Kim" in the studio for the broadcast, or was it done over the phone? Anyone can do accents.
"Kim" and Ben will have to be seen in the same room at the same time by lots of reliable eye witnesses before some of us will accept the so-called "Two people, one blog" hypothesis.
I think Kim “is translucent to” Ben. They are “knotted together” in web-space.
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