Author: Jonathan Dodson

Bella Fleck Interview

As the Austin City Limits music event approaches, austin360 is interviewing some of the artists that will be here. Bella Fleck (who is incredible in concert) offers his humorous responses:

Bela Fleck: Our music is a combination of many things. It has some parts that are jazz, but there are also elements from bluegrass and roots music, not to mention classical and world music influences. It is hard to describe!

How do you plan to cope with Austin summer heat, will it cramp your onstage style?

Nah, we are tough. I hope the drumitar doesn’t melt though!

What other bands are you looking forward to seeing at the festival?

Björk is a big one for me.

What’s the last CD you paid full price for?

Saxophonist Micheal Brecker’s latest and final CD. He died just afterwards from cancer.

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An Incarnational Reflection on Evolution

Richard Mouw is an incredibly creative thinker, at times, too creative. Nevertheless, his post on how the Incarnation is connected to the evolution of man is thought provoking. Though I have room for theistic evolution, I have not embraced that position. What is most important is that we affirm that mankind, unlike homo habilis, was created in God’s image.

Read it here.