Low Marx for Hard Knox
Each year I spend one week of my Reformation course reflecting with students on the two secular philosophers who most shape modern views of Protestantism: Marx (Karl, not Harpo) and Weber (Max, not Otto).
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Split P’s
A friend sent the following link to an article about two Ohio congregations that have voted to leave the Presbyterian Church USA: I was particularly struck by Pastor Weyrick’s comments about investing time and energy in fighting denominational issues. …
The Dreaded Christian Table
Writing in relevantmagazine.com, Daniel Holland describes his traumatic experiences as a waiter in a small restaurant (location unknown), serving the “Christian table” on Sunday nights: “I’d heard from counteless others that the ‘Church crowd’ is hands down the worst group…
SC3
OK Ligon, we’re getting impatient now. How long will we have to wait for your apologetical insights into Santa Claus 3? Did you see any Christological motifs? Was it up there with Lord of the Rings? Should we forsake all and…
Good viewing
Carl, since we’re commending good reading, I thought you should all know that Ligon is off to see “Santa Claus 3” this evening! Was there a 1 and 2? Hopefully, we’re in for some edgy blogs with “missional” import, discerning…
While we’re commending good reads….
I alluded in an earlier post re. Ted Haggard to St Augustine. I confess to being a big fan.
While we’re commending good reads….
I alluded in an earlier post re. Ted Haggard to St Augustine. I confess to being a big fan.