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Ricky Gervais on Genesis 1-3: Are you avin a Laugh?
Ricky Gervais, the boss (“David Brent”) in and also co-writer of the fantastic BBC series The Office, keeps me “havin a laugh” and entertained. Besides The Office, he also co-wrote and starred in anot… more →
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Ricky Gervais on Genesis 1-3: Are you avin a Laugh?
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wrote 1 year ago: Ricky Gervais, the boss (“David Brent”) in and also co-writer of the fantastic BBC series The Office … more →
Peter Enns on His Mentor Harvie Conn
wrote 1 year ago: (Dr. Peter Enns has posted a personal reflection about his growing realization of the significance o … more →
You probably didn't see this one coming . . .
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wrote 1 year ago: This isn’t a political blog, but Art’s 8-19-08 post got us thinking about how Christians … more →
Do "Texts" Control Their Own Interpretation?
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wrote 1 year ago: I greatly enjoy studying how we understand things—whether texts, another person in conversatio … more →
Let the Church Help...
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wrote 1 year ago: Before going to bed I wanted to share this with everyone. Try not to laugh too hard… A fri … more →
Considering Ancient Contexts: Ancient Near Eastern Views of "Creation"
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wrote 1 year ago: Reading Jon Levenson’s Creation and the Persistence of Evil: The Jewish Drama of Divine Omnipotence … more →
Living out the Gospel as the Church: Some Favorite and Challenging Quotes from Harvie Conn
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wrote 1 year ago: For a while now I have desired to start posting more on some of Harvie Conn’s writings. Sadly most o … more →
"Covenant" in the Garden: Some of the Earliest Explicit References--How Does Studying the Ways Ancient People Approached God and Our Bible Help Us Now?
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wrote 1 year ago: The Covenant of Works (COW) functions in the deep structures of much classic Reformed Theology. Thou … more →
Ancient Mediterranean Discourse on Women
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wrote 1 year ago: Below I have quoted various writings from the ancient Mediterranean on women in relation to specific … more →
Daniel Kirk's Upcoming Book on Romans: The Fruit of Westminster Theological Seminary and Richard Gaffin
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wrote 1 year ago: I thought I would make a short post on this. Many of the contributors of this blog, and certainly so … more →
Microtrends - an intriguing secular paradigm
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wrote 1 year ago: I often find that my theological/ecclesiological thinking is spurred by astute observers of the secu … more →
Harvie on Continuous Scholarship
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wrote 1 year ago: In the wake of the revitalization of this blog (something I am very happy has happened), I’d l … more →
Tim Challies on Inerrancy--my attempt at Conn-versation
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wrote 1 year ago: I hope I am charitable and humble in what I write here. I begin typing this with great fear that I w … more →
Give theology back to the people of God - A connversation with a view to the needs of the Third World churches
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wrote 2 years ago: “For the people of God, theology has too often been reduced by the dimensions of the schooling … more →
Ecclesial Triumph, Not Triumphalism
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wrote 2 years ago: Mark, I think you pretty much got what I was saying the only difference I would add if you included … more →
Ecclesial Triumph over Re-creation or Reformation
wrote 2 years ago: For clarity I’m going to put Jason’s quote up again here; “The task of the church, until … more →
