Russell on the Argument from Design
[NOTE: I recently wrote a biographical sketch of Bertrand Russell, a well-known humanist in the early 20th century. Here is
Robinson and Pierpont on the Textus Receptus
[NOTE: I realize that I dropped the ball last week, so this week, I’m including an extra-long quote from
McRay on Acts and Paul's History
For a school assignment, our class has been working through Paul: His Life and Teaching by John McRay. I have
Beck on the Complimentarian/Egalitarian Controversy
Last week, I raised a question concerning the Complimentarian/Egalitarian debate. Since that time, I have begun reading “Two Views
Goodrick on Inspiration
I introduced you all to Goodrick a few weeks ago. Here is an excerpt from the same book. I’m
Gregory on the "Forcing Process"
This is a continuation of the idea posted here.
That teacher is a sympathizing guide whose knowledge of the subjects
Gregory on Boring Teachers
I was deeply challenged by John Milton Gregory’s The Seven Laws of TeachingI’ll be posting quite a number
Lubeck remembers Goodrick
I am taking a course from Dr. Ray Lubeck who revised Dr. Edward Goodrick’s (of “Is my Bible the
In Pursuit of the Haustafel
Pin a pocket-protector on me and call me a geek (or creeper, if you prefer), but a while back I
Maxwell on The Law of Magnetism
My sister and I did a book exchange a while back, so at her recommendation, I’m reading through John
