Radical Congruency is a weblog that has been active since February 2003. It was started by me, Justin, and at some point along the way I asked my friend Aaron, to join me in reflecting on theology, technology, and other topics that appear here. Daniel kept sending us stuff to blog about, so it was easier to just make him an author than deal with his constant stream of fascinating emails.
If you want to email us, Justin’s email is justin dot baeder /at/ gmail dot com, and Aaron’s is atogle /at/ gmail dot com. Daniel is puddleglum /at/ gmail dot com.
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[...] The issue to me is that I really like 3-column layouts, but I like the content to be left side, and two navigation bars on the right side. This is because I read some web content on my Palm TX, and I’m tired of opening up a page, only to have to scroll down three times to get past the navigation links. With the RC2005 theme, however, even though the navigation bar is on the left, that’s not the way it shows of you don’t use the native style. (Go ahead, try it. On Firefox: View … Page Style … No Style. That’s the way the visually-impaired probably get around). For this, I think that the original developer of the RC2005 theme, Justin Baeder is a real master. [...]
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[...] to be able to combine our ordinary attempts and doable evangelism sites. We appreciate Josh and Justin’s help in making it a [...]