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Thanks for this post Gordon. To be honest it’s one of the few Sola Panel posts so far that I’ve bothered to read all the way through!
Great to have a book like this pointed out to us and shared. The comments about old-school ‘boyfriend’ songs and the lack of eschatology in songs today were very thought-provoking.
<i>To be honest it’s one of the few Sola Panel posts so far that I’ve bothered to read all the way through!</i>
Gaa! Don’t say that! We’re trying to power up a blog here!
All the rest of you out there in comment-land, see how free and easy we are with our moderation policy?
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Love sometimes hurts…. : -)
I wanted to hold off my negative comment until I had a big positive thing to say. I find your current postings more like articles than blog posts. I’d like more bite-sized articles, shorter paragraphs, more bullet points…
I’m really happy you’ve all got this off the ground, and I will keep skim-reading, don’t you worry.
No worries at all Mikey.
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