I enjoy God’s Word, Gregorian chant, board games, chocolate (the darker, the better!) and Snoopy.

Since 2003, I’m discovering the world of linguistics. I’m particularly interested in semantics, translation, discourse analysis, and the relationship between bibliology (the study of the Bible as a book – its formation, inspiration, etc.) and the different Bible translation models.

On this page in the future, a potpourri of thoughts, discoveries and questions…

Martinet, André. 1970. Éléments de linguistique générale. Paris: Librairie Armand Colin.

To familiarize myself with the linguistic terms in French… (I received my linguistic training in English at CanIL.)

Anderson, Neil T.  2000. Victory Over The Darkness – Realizing the power of your identity in Christ.  Ventura, CA:  Regal Books/Gospel Lights, 2nd edition.

“Many Christians are not living free and productive lives because they don’t understand who they are and why they are here. Who they are is rooted in their identity and position in Christ. If they don’t see themselves the way God sees them, to that degree they suffer from a false identity and poor sense of worth. They don’t fully understand the gospel and the dramatic change that occurred in them the moment they trusted in Christ.” (p. 43) 

Last modified: July 17, 2007