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Archive for November, 2008

I could barely go a day without posting something else from my new blogosphere obsession, Mike Wittmer. He offers a summary of why he wrote his new book, Don’t Stop Believing, and explores the controversy of original sin, in particular. If you’re interested, check out his post… and if you’re not interested, SHAME ON YOU! [...]

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Advent Eve

Tomorrow morning, Advent begins. This is the something a lot of us have been looking forward to for a while now, so to kick it off, here is a video on The Advent Conspiracy.

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John Lennox, professor of Mathematics at Oxford University, has recently appeared in a series of interviews on the web. Dr. Lennox is a brilliant guy (Hello! Oxford!) and has recently made a much bigger name for himself through his involvement in debates with the “new atheists” (not their term, to be sure). The most highly [...]

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In observance of thanksgiving, here is a wonderful prayer from the PCUSA Book of Common Worship (p. 402-404). The Book of Common Worship can be a useful devotional tool (even if you’re not Presbyterian!). It also has many more prayers and litanies that are useful and other special occasions. [Just as a note for those [...]

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Yesterday I posted Mike Wittmer’s 10 Signs You’re an Emergent Christian. I thought I was finished… I spoke too soon. As I was skimming through his new book (*ahem, the introduction, no less), I noticed he had a similar list for Conservatives. Without further delay… again… here’s the list:
You might be a conservative Christian if…
10. [...]

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Preparing for Advent – Why and How?

Since this blog will be consumed by Advent in the coming month, many (yeah, right) of you might be asking yourselves why you should celebrate advent and/or how to do so. 
First, let me point you to my church’s music blog, where they offer 5 reasons why you should celebrate advent.
The second answer is not as [...]

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Mike Wittmer (who I’ve been reading more of lately) recently posted his paper from an ETS breakout session called, “Machen on McLaren: A New Kind of Liberal?” The article is very informative and helps us see how the challenges that come with postmodernism are not new, and in fact, are something the church has been [...]

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Michael Wittmer is the professor of Historical and Systematic Theology at Grand Rapids Theological Seminary. I recently picked up his new book Don’t Stop Believing: Why Living Like Jesus Isn’t Enough, thanks to its endorsement over at Justin Taylor’s blog. It was also there that I found this link to Dr. Whittmer’s lecture on the [...]

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If your anything like me, you probably lack consistency… in a lot of areas. One of my own major shortcomings (at least in the area of academia) is having a set plan to further discipline myself for things I’ve already begun to learn. For instance, I try to read passages out of the Greek NT [...]

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More of Things to Come

So, I know it’s a bit ambitious to talk about things that will be happening, while I’m not actually doing anything, but I’ll try anyway. I’m in the middle of reading a couple books that I’d like to review. The first is Crazy for God by Frank Schaeffer, and the second is A Friendly Letter to [...]

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