Regular readers will know that I occasionally try to keep track of the ever-expanding letters which are being used to describe the sexual chaos that exists in PC World (and I am not referring to the magazine favoured by computer…
Regular readers will know that I occasionally try to keep track of the ever-expanding letters which are being used to describe the sexual chaos that exists in PC World (and I am not referring to the magazine favoured by computer…
The latest Mortification of Spin is up. This week, the team tackle the issue of what constitutes a good sermon. In one of the outtakes, I did get a chance to show Todd and Aimee a diagram explaining the differences…
The latest Mortification of Spin is up. This week, the team tackle the issue of what constitutes a good sermon. In one of the outtakes, I did get a chance to show Todd and Aimee a diagram explaining the differences…
There are a number of problems with Jeremy’s Owenian take on liturgy. First, Owen himself must be read against the background of the way in which state imposition of liturgy had taken place within the English context. This lies behind…
There are a number of problems with Jeremy’s Owenian take on liturgy. First, Owen himself must be read against the background of the way in which state imposition of liturgy had taken place within the English context. This lies behind…
If you are trapped inside in the snow and have read all the Danielle Steel on the bookshelves and stoked the fire with a few end time novels, here are a few other places which might provide food for thought.…
If you are trapped inside in the snow and have read all the Danielle Steel on the bookshelves and stoked the fire with a few end time novels, here are a few other places which might provide food for thought.…
Tim Wengert, my opposite number at the Lutheran Seminary in Germantown, has just published a thought-provoking book on Luther and the Bible, Reading the Bible with Martin Luther. In applying Luther’s canonicity criterion of ‘What pushes Christ’ to the Left…
Tim Wengert, my opposite number at the Lutheran Seminary in Germantown, has just published a thought-provoking book on Luther and the Bible, Reading the Bible with Martin Luther. In applying Luther’s canonicity criterion of ‘What pushes Christ’ to the Left…
