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What Iceland's - Summer 2010

Ci scrive oggi la nostra amica Sigga: "...Life is great here in Iceland. After the volcano stopped we have had the warmest and sunniest days ever here on the south coast :-) we even have to water our plants and gardens, normally mother nature takes care of that for us..." (Qui in Islanda andiamo alla grande. Da quando il vulcano si è placato abbiamo avuto le giornate più calde e assolate di sempre qui sulla costa meridionale, dobbiamo addirittura annaffiare piante e giardini. Normalmente ci pensa Madre Natura...). Dal sito del Servizio Meteorologico Icelandic found that the daytime high reaching 20 degrees every day and often surpass them. Final confirmation comes from the Road Administration that in few days earlier than normal, has opened to traffic the first 4X4 "F", the tracks crossing the plains.
As usual the first track to be declared feasible was the F35, the one that crosses the plateau Kjolur, which travel along with the travelers departing June 24 and July 10. The southern section of the F26, Sprengisandur, is now feasible and the region of Fjallabak (where Landmannalaugar) is reachable, always in 4x4 through the F208.
the mild winter, but humid and sunny spring are generating spectacular blooms all around Iceland and vitality in the colonies of birds nesting in the already committed. Who chose the summer of 2010 to go to Iceland, especially in the highlands, you will find another pleasant surprise. This year, the number of tourists will be particularly low, due to reckless terrorism exercised by the media in the days of the eruption. We therefore expect to find plateaus, deserts and hot springs all for us. It will, if possible, even more exciting. We will also have the opportunity to test the nostre nuove Isuzu D-Max che saranno operative da giugno 2011. Come al solito non vediamo l'ora di partire.
Buona Islanda

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Why Mc 1.10 sec. the descent of the Spirit upon Jesus is compared to the descent of a dove? This dilemma has tortured generations of commentators, unable to find appropriate analogies for such a biblical metaphor, and therefore forced to "explain it using the most strange parallel in the history of religions" (J. Jeremias, New Testament Theology , Paideia, Brescia, 1976, p. 65).

We wanted the head of an Australian scholar, Joan Taylor, to solve the riddle. And saying no head I refer to both the intellect but the end of the Lady, but rather to his tawny hair. So the same

Taylor relates the genesis of his discovery, that the sacred writer, far from wanting to make the symbolism was referring to a well-known and shocking experience:

"In 1986 , I was walking across Jaffa Road in Jerusalem When a chamber where flying out of the sky and the top of my head brusched before disappearing again over the rooftops. Perhaps It Was A mother bird Whose nest nearby and Was She Was Protecting her young. At Any rate, it Seems to me that the experience of Being hit by a where Might Have Made a good parallel to being hit by the Spirit of God, if the Spirit was understood to have been like a rushing wind. (…) I can verify that a dove coming down on someone with wings flapping is something like a very powerful rush of wind striking one’s head, with a noise of windy flurry and flapping. It is quite a shock and is certainly not a gentile experience” (J. Taylor, The Immerser: John the Baptist in Second Temple Judaism , Eerdmans, Grand Rapids, 1997, p. 274).

Altro che il bucolico “frusciando dolcemente come una colomba” che cerca di propinarci Jeremias (op. cit., p. 66)! La mia esperienza ravvicinata (sebbene non così tanto) with the flight paths of the inane and disgusting nefarious creature known as "pigeon" or "pigeon", leads me to take sides without hesitation for the exegesis of the Taylor unclean (pigeon) or white (dove) that is, a bird that will flicker over the head is not pleasant experience for everyone.

My only disagreement is about the motivations of the dove, far from interpreting the mane of the Australian scholar as a threat to their nest, the bird of Jerusalem thought most likely to land on its nest precisely ...

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Ma come stracazzo Gesù divenne un dio?

Recommend Italian translation for Paideia the book by Larry Hurtado How On Earth Did Jesus Become a God? Historical Questions About Earliest Christian Devotion 2005 and brings together a series of lectures by the author at Ben-Gurion University in Beer-Sheva in 2004.

But I would complain about the timidity of the publisher Paideia put your title with the dull How Jesus became God , losing an excellent opportunity to break the monotony of his earnest (excellent) catalog. Although it is not I a translator, it seems to me that the color of "how on earth", it would be better made by a "but as you say so" or "but what the hell."

And since such translation would be sadly succeeded in maintaining a happy ambiguity of "earth" (as Jesus became a god on earth - also the first time I came there, years ago, I feared that he meant Hurtado bring the divinity of Jesus to his public proclamation!), I broken any delay and I spent a beautiful:

but how the fuck, indeed, but as stracazzo Jesus became a god?