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- Glen O'Brien
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- I'm married to Lynda and we have four children and two grandchildren. I live in Mernda just beyond Melbourne's northern limit. I serve as Associate Professor of Church History and Theology at Booth College, a Member Institute of the Sydney College of Divinity (I commute). I'm a Minister of the Word in the Uniting Church. I watch too many movies, especially classic Hollywood, and need to start thinking about alternative storage solutions for my DVDs. As for music, I like it all. iPod therefore I am. I am a book enthusiast with a growing collection of classic theology texts, paperbacks from the classic era of crime fiction and Silver and Bronze Age (1960s and 70s) comics.
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4 comments:
erm... looks totally depraved to me.
Ummm....theological pick-up lines. How 'bout "We were predestined to be together". And hey...he's missing a chance to give her flowers; TULIPs of course!
Awww. They were always meant to be together. I bet they'll be determined to stay together forever.
Not like poor old Jacobus and Lijsbet, whose unwise choices led to some pretty heavy reprobation...
HAHA....I love it. I need more.
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