About This Blog

This page last updated 2008 May 14

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Some of this is adapted from our first post. You can go there and see how/if my writing tone has changed at all. I'm tempted to make a few changes to it, but I am biting my tongue and just leaving it the way it was published.

(this page will change to reflect changing focuses on our blog, if applicable)

Thou and Thou Only is a Christian blog, contributed to by me (JunkMale) and my wife, Harmony. We were married in December 2006, after a somewhat rough "pre-engagement" and engagement (read about that saga via the left sidebar link). Sometimes our dog Luna somehow gets on here and posts an entry or two ;)

We believe the Bible is the infallible Word of God. We constantly seek to hone our lives to conform to Biblical standards. As Christians, our first allegiance is to God. As such, we do not consider this world home. Romans 12:2 says "Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind."

We seek to keep our minds clear of earthly biases, whether we're talking about political parties or church denominations. No man is infallible; as nations are composed of men, no nation is above reproach. Neither the Republican nor the Democrat political party is the ordained party of God. Neither the left nor the right of the political spectrum has a special place in God's eyes.

Although some of this talk may sound Anabaptist or Mennonite, we are members of the Church of Christ denomination. We do not automatically condemn members of other denominations. Truth is truth and we do not believe any single Christian denomination has everything perfectly correct.

Here are some (but not all) topics you will hear about on this blog:

• Christianity in general


• Christianity as it relates to everyday life and politics


• Healthy eating and related subjects


• Gardening (our goal is complete vegetable self-sufficiency)


• Our dog Luna, whom we feed a raw diet


• Korean topics, mostly food-related


• Read more about our blog labels on our label explanation page

(this blog post was not actually written in 2006; I just backdated it so it wouldn't appear as a new entry.)