For everyone who doesn’t use emacs or vim to write code, Notepad++ (alias: npp) is a great text editor. With the following instructions, you can adapt to Ruby on Rails, correcting a syntax highlighting issue that occurs in .erb files (viewed as HTML). download replacement SciLexer.dll (2011) What we’re fixing I use Notepad++ for Ruby on […]
Monthly Archives: September 2011
The Fall of Man: No Catch-22
A good rule of thumb is that there’s no point debating what could have been. Today I’m going to break that rule by describing what could have been if not for the transgression of Adam and Eve because I continue to encounter a widespread misunderstanding about the fall of man and the character of God. […]
Melchizedek is not Jesus
Not long ago, I read a paper which defended the position that Melchizedek of the Old Testament was the ante-mortal Messiah. The paper made a great analysis, which included philology, legend, and canonical scripture. Today, it seems reasonable to assemble my thoughts on why LDS teaching does not leave much room for this possibility. The […]
Day 4: Bedfordshire to Derbyshire
The previous post in this series on our visits through Britain detailed our family history calls for the Fenn family in Billington and Leighton Buzzard. In our travel northward through Bedfordshire, we created a few other memories, however. Villages of Aldwincle & Wadenhoe The beautiful small towns between the day’s first and final ports of […]