One Eternal Day

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

Friday, September 11, 2009

Ideas and consequences

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Andrew Klavan : "Nineteen men in the grip of a bad idea" Big Hollywood » Blog Archive » Honoring September 11th: The Price o...
Thursday, September 10, 2009

What lies behind

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I have several of Thomas Howard's books on my shelves, each of them worth re-reading. I don't have Chance or the Dance? [originally...

Addressing one another...and making melody to the Lord

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More from Michael Spencer in his very interesting series about the "Evangelical Liturgy" - he has come to "Singing," by...
Wednesday, September 9, 2009

The wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

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The Wind in the Willows was first published just over a century ago and two new annotated editions have just appeared. In the course of a ...
Tuesday, September 8, 2009

The Hobbit will be filmed

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The film of The Hobbit , the BBC reports , is coming: They sued New Line Cinema for a reported $220m (£133m) in compensation, based on br...

"Bible waving, but not Bible reading"

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Continuing his discussion of the "Evangelical Liturgy," Michael Spencer comes to "The Public Reading of Scripture," not...

Bible translation

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Between Two Worlds quotes Robert Alter on "Literalism and Effective Bible Translation." My notion of effective translation of the ...
Monday, September 7, 2009

"No one's written your destiny for you"

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The speech President Obama plans to deliver to students tomorrow seems like very good advice. I hope it is heard and taken to heart by the ...
Friday, September 4, 2009

Delighting in God Himself

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Danny Hyde at "Meet the Puritans: "John Owen on Delighting in Worship" : I have been making my way through John Owen’s 1667 t...

Thy sweet and wondrous love

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A good friend calls my attention to Robert Pinsky on George Herbert (1593–1633) and sends along a selection of Herbert poems including this...
Thursday, September 3, 2009

Taking the time to read

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Jane Shaw at NRO .... A professor pointed out that in order to appreciate almost any book — certainly any challenging one — a person has to ...

An analogy

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John Steele Gordon : One of the nice things about being a historian is that you get to play God. You know what the future holds, while the p...

Papa, Daddy, Buddy, Pal?

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Since so many in his congregation asked about it, Trevin Wax finally read The Shack and here offers his opinion : ...I found that The Shac...
Wednesday, September 2, 2009

The surest way to avoid irrelevance

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Bruce Edwards explains some of the reasons C.S. Lewis ("Jack") remains popular and read almost half a century after his death: ...

Meet the Puritans

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Justin Taylor notes a new blog: Meet the Puritans , one of whose contributors, Mark Jones, argues in "But who were the 'Puritans...
Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Pregnancy is not a disease

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Planned Parenthood is offended that the Catholic bishops are opposed to abortion being funded under new health care legislation. Deirdre McQ...
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NIV

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Christianity Today reports that the Today's New International Version is being discontinued and the NIV will be significantly revised...
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The one who eats the sacrament in the heart

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Michael Spencer asked Dr. Timothy George "How can Baptists respond to Catholic and Orthodox Christians who challenge our view of the Lo...
Monday, August 31, 2009

Trouble soon be over

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Thanks to Ray Ortlund for the reference. YouTube - Blind Willie Johnson Trouble Soon be Over
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