Technology, Theology, and Anything In Between

I was reviewing my blog statistics today, and realized that most of my hits come from people looking for reviews on AT&T’s U-Verse service.  If you haven’t read any of my other posts, I’ve had U-Verse since January of 2008.  I had the TV and Internet products at the beginning.  I was thinking of switching to the phone service, but they were going to charge an installation fee for it, so I decided that I would not bother to switch.  Besides, they gave me a good deal on a regular landline, so I figure that it would be best to stay with what I have.  I did cancel TV this year due to cutting back on my costs.  I still have the Internet product through them, currently the “Max” product, which is 10 mbps down / 1.5 up.  Since I’ve started to do more media stuff with my company, I thought a fast upload speed would be the best.

I’ve been very interested in Mennonite theology.  I’ve been reading several books recently by John Howard Yoder on pacifiism.  I like what I’m reading.  The thing that I like about Mennonites is that they really seem to be a “third way”.  It is hard to call them conservative or liberal, or any other label.  In fact, I’m reminded very much of the short time that I visited and attended a Plymouth Brethren church.  I seriously think they are on to something.  Maybe I will blog more about what I’ve learned in another post.

As always, if anyone who wanders over here has any ideas on what I should blog about, please do let me know.