Wright on the right (and the left)
There’s a fascinating interview with N T Wright in the latest Christianity Today. Worth reading as a whole but I was particularly struck by the following comment:
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Wright on the right (and the left)
There’s a fascinating interview with N T Wright in the latest Christianity Today. Worth reading as a whole but I was particularly struck by the following comment:
Another good book
In addition to Del’s suggestions, I recommend Richard J Evans, Lying about Hitler (Basic Books). Evans, Chair of Modern History at the University of Cambridge, was the expert witness at the Irving-Lipstadt trial in London, where British writer David Irving sued American…
Another good book
In addition to Del’s suggestions, I recommend Richard J Evans, Lying about Hitler (Basic Books). Evans, Chair of Modern History at the University of Cambridge, was the expert witness at the Irving-Lipstadt trial in London, where British writer David Irving sued American…
The last RJR one — for real
Forgot to point out one other obvious matter (implicit in my earlier blog but, on the basis of recent correspondence, I take nothing for granted as being obvious): RJR’s point in citing other atrocities in World War Two relates directly…
The last RJR one — for real
Forgot to point out one other obvious matter (implicit in my earlier blog but, on the basis of recent correspondence, I take nothing for granted as being obvious): RJR’s point in citing other atrocities in World War Two relates directly…
Rushdoony once again — for the last time
The reaction to my statement that RJR was a Holocaust Denier (and thus either historically incompetent, racist or mentally unhinged) has elicited quite a bit of response, from very polite statements that I have misread him to veritable tirades accusing…
Rushdoony once again — for the last time
The reaction to my statement that RJR was a Holocaust Denier (and thus either historically incompetent, racist or mentally unhinged) has elicited quite a bit of response, from very polite statements that I have misread him to veritable tirades accusing…
Close, but no Cigar
I recently had the pleasure to be present at the Bar Mitzvah of the son of a good friend. The pleasure was enhanced by the fact that the friend and I both hail from the UK and have found ourselves…
What I learned from blogging on Ref21 in 2006
At the end of 2006, as I look back on the year, I repent of my previous view of blogging as a trivial medium. Here’s what I learned from my various correspondents over the year: