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St. Paul, the 10 Commandments, and Death
“Who ever goes to war at his own expense? Who plants a vineyard and does not eat of its fruit? Or who tends a flock and does not drink of the milk of the flock? Do I say these things as a mere m… more →
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Conservatism and tradition
Stephen Wang wrote 1 month ago: I didn’t know much about Michael Oakeshott before reading this short piece by Timothy Fuller. … more →
Great Commandment, Commission, Communication
hypkip wrote 2 months ago: We have a very clear imperative-to love God with the totality of our being and to love our neighbor … more →
THAT Four Letter Word!
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gopikann wrote 2 months ago: The other four letter word – LOVE! Björk is one of my all time favorites. For this analysis I … more →
Acts of worship
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blcasey wrote 2 months ago: Not everything done in a Christian assembly is worship, despite the misbegotten term “worship … more →
McKenzieSud2008AEJ
abusinessprofessor wrote 3 months ago: This paper reports an investigation of entrepreneurial failure using hermeneutic analysis of five en … more →
St. Paul, the 10 Commandments, and Death
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Fr. Ted wrote 3 months ago: “Who ever goes to war at his own expense? Who plants a vineyard and does not eat of its fruit? … more →
Beyond Literalism and Expressivism
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Joshua Lim wrote 3 months ago: In a chapter entitled Beyond Literalism and Expressivism, George Hunsinger describes what he calls K … more →
Naive All Over Again?
Vlad wrote 3 months ago: I’ve been thinking about how a Christian evolves intellectually, and the unexpected turns in t … more →
Reading and Analysing Poetry
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jd wrote 4 months ago: This text consist by no means an exhaustive list of considerations, but it could work as a good star … more →
The Third Quest for the Historical Jesus: A Case for its Necessity and Relevance.
event0horizon wrote 5 months ago: The idea of the historical Jesus is only conceivable post-Enlightenment. With the Enlightenment came … more →
Maps, not lenses?
Damian wrote 6 months ago: For a year now, I’ve been writing about how lenses colour our interpretation of scripture. Chr … more →
The authority of lenses
Damian wrote 6 months ago: John Meunier wrote of a conversation he had with a bright young woman. She said she was wary of clai … more →
Audio: Beale on Inerrancy and the Apocalypse
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R. Scott Clark wrote 6 months ago: Audio of his lecture on the use of the OT in the Revelation and it’s implications for the doct … more →
How Do We know About God? (2)
Fr. Ted wrote 6 months ago: This is Part 2 and the conclusion of my Blog: How Do we Know About God? We read Scripture in order … more →
Reframing Our Hermeneutic
Saint Marcus wrote 6 months ago: So I am new to this, so I decided to post a blog that was originally a Facebook note. This note aro … more →
Reflections on "The Word in the Desert" by Douglas Burton-Christie
Glenn McClure wrote 6 months ago: The first post for my new blog is a reflection on the book The Word in the Desert by Douglas Burton- … more →
Moss, Can There Be Validity without Reliability?
revolutionlullabye wrote 7 months ago: Moss, Pamela. “Can There Be Validity without Reliability?” Educational Researcher 23.4(1 … more →
Broad, What We Really Value
revolutionlullabye wrote 7 months ago: Broad, Bob. What We Really Value: Beyond Rubrics in Teaching and Assessing Writing. Logan: Utah Stat … more →
The Literal and Figural Interpretation
Joshua Lim wrote 8 months ago: In his book The Eclipse of Biblical Narrative (New Haven, CT: Yale, 1974), Hans Frei gives a histori … more →
