Practical Ethics, a webpage based at the University of Oxford, has an interesting post on research that suggests a society’s crime rate will be higher where there is widespread rejection of the notion of hell. Statistics are statistics, of course,…
Practical Ethics, a webpage based at the University of Oxford, has an interesting post on research that suggests a society’s crime rate will be higher where there is widespread rejection of the notion of hell. Statistics are statistics, of course,…
Thomas Oden is my favorite Wesleyan theologian. He was a liberal in the sixties. But something happened. He was driven away from theological liberalism to embrace Protestant Orthodoxy. Oden writes with clarity and passion about the need for the Mainline…
This quarter’s issue of Southern Seminary Magazine is worth reading (as they all are). Be sure especially to read: “Resolute About Biblical Authority Amidst Compromise And Confusion In The Church” by Al Mohler (pp. 36-38) “Black And White And Red All Over: Why…
L.M. (Rockingham) Psalm 16 In you, O Lord, I put my trust;Preserve me in my time of need,I lie before you in the dust,And have no goodness there to plead. Among the saints on earth I reapPleasures exceeding all below;This…
Good words HERE from Brian Croft over at his excellent site Practical Shepherding.
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Listening to my lectures on Medieval Church on iTunes, Justin Taylor heard me make this statement which is now, ten years on, somewhat amusing: “I’m recommending GR Evans on Bernard of C based on her reputation, even though I haven’t…
Listening to my lectures on Medieval Church on iTunes, Justin Taylor heard me make this statement which is now, ten years on, somewhat amusing: “I’m recommending GR Evans on Bernard of C based on her reputation, even though I haven’t…
The White Horse Inn’s latest podcast, Scatterbrains, has been stirring up many reflections in this cluttered mind. Much of the conversation in the podcast was centered on ideas in the book, The Shallows, by Nicholas Carr. The internet is certainly…
