Early English Bible Translation (again)
I recently became the proud owner of Hendrickson’s Geneva Bible facsimile and, in the introduction, Lloyde E. Berry observes,
When the "love partner becomes the divining ideal"
I was listening to Barton and Sarah Stone teach the students on gender and sexuality, and one of the resources
Niebuhr on The Reason Why Cultures are Threatened by Christianity
I’m reading H Richard Niebuhr’s Christ and Culture and I think he captures the conflict quite well in
Why Canonical Discussions Are So Dang Hard
Due mostly to the fact that there have been a lot of questions about it, there has been a spike
The Long Tradition of Christian Scholarship
We talk a lot about scholarship and the call to academic excellence. I think it’s important to note that,
Refuting a Sneer
I’ve long been impressed by William Paley’s rhetorical questions, “Who can refute a sneer?” And I finally found
Appreciate What We Have
We’re going back through John McRay’s Paul: His Life and Teaching in school and I came across this
Smith on How "We Need to Initiate a Change"
For a college assignment last week (did I mention I’m back in college? More on that later), we were
Sun Tzu on "A Victory That Is Long in Coming"
I picked up Ralph D. Sawyer’s translation of Sun Tzu’s Art of War (you got to love a
How Not to Write an Argument
With the new school year in full swing and so many speech and debate students trying to figure out the
