One Eternal Day

"O’er all those wide extended plains / Shines one eternal day;
     "There God the Son forever reigns / And scatters night away."

Monday, May 14, 2007

A Severe Mercy

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From Christianity Today [via Between Two Worlds ] comes news of another C.S. Lewis-related film project: Blogger , script consultant, ...

"Irreverence and opposition to transcendence..."

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Gene Edward Veith [ Cranach ] adds his observations to the discussion about why some evangelicals are attracted to Roman Catholicism. Among ...

"Why?"

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Melinda, at Stand to Reason , discusses the inconsistency that many people exhibit when discussing abortion. Her comments are a reaction to ...

"Is Christianity good for the world?"

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At Christianity Today 's website : Theologian Douglas Wilson and atheist Christopher Hitchens, authors whose books are already part ...
Friday, May 11, 2007

C.S. Lewis: From theism to Christianity

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Trinity, Fountain of Salvation

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Fred Sanders explains that "the Trinity is not a hard doctrine God tossed into his revelation just to make things harder. The Trinit...

What attracts some Evangelicals to Catholicism?

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Sam Storms suggests some of the reasons . Link to Enjoying God Ministries

Holiness

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At Christianity Today , Joel Scandrett writes about what it means for a Christian to be "holy ." It is about behavior, but behavi...

Catholics, Protestants, and the Scriptures

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At First Things , Richard John Neuhaus, formerly a Lutheran, now a Roman Catholic priest, writes about one of the most important issues rais...
Thursday, May 10, 2007

Reality bites

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The abortion debate has entered a new stage with ultrasound imagery forcing those who might wish otherwise to face the facts. Cranach : Sl...

Books

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John Piper lists, and comments on, the books that have influenced him most. Link to Books That Have Influenced Me Most :: Desiring God

Francis Beckwith

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Francis Beckwith has, upon his conversion to Roman Catholicism, resigned as President of the Evangelical Theological Society . His decision...

An eye for an eye

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The Wittenberg Door discusses what "turn the other cheek" doesn't mean. Link to The Wittenberg Door: Eye for an Eye
Wednesday, May 9, 2007

Summer movies and post-modernism

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John Mark Reynolds believes that the popular summer films demonstrate that post-modernism doesn't affect popular culture at all: Summer...

Eugenics

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There are many things wrong with abortion, not least of which is the tendency to eliminate classes of inconvenient people. The Nazis gassed...

The end of the World as we know it?

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Der Spiegel questions the hysteria about global warming and suggests that it betokens an ignorance of history: During the so-called Medieva...

Preaching

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John Piper's blog links to a site where Martyn Lloyd-Jones's sermons are posted , and he comments: There is very little great prea...

Liberal Protestantism

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Albert Mohler links to an article in the New York Times about the Riverside Church search for a new pastor. The search won't be easy a...

I'm back

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During the past week my brother and I traveled to western New York to attend the sessions of the Seventh Day Baptist Allegheny Association i...
Tuesday, May 1, 2007

Church planting

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Mark Driscoll prepared the video below for a church planting conference held recently. The video was well received by those present, but was...
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