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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Stanley Hauerwas on Bonhoeffer, Truth, and Politics
I found this video here. It’s definitely worth watching if you have the time and an interest in Dietrich Bonhoeffer. AND Hauerwas says ‘shitheads’ (9:09) in his opening statements. I think I’m going to make a theologian/ethicist of the week … Continue reading
Greek Indicative Verb Forms Chart
I’m struggling with the indicative forms of Greek verbs and decided to make things easier on myself by putting all the necessary forms onto a single chart. I figured that I’m not the only one struggling so I’ve posted the … Continue reading
Jonboy Meyers’ Depiction of New Green Lanterns
Note: This has absolutely nothing to do with theology. Sorry, the artwork is just too hot to not mention. I found this on Jonboy Meyers’ blog: Sit back and enjoy. Earl
Married White Male Seeking School for Theological and Spiritual Formation
I just received my letter of acceptance to Candler School of Theology at Emory University. For those of you who have been along with me for this ride, it has been very painful and horribly wonderful process. Here’s a picture … Continue reading
Posted in Candler School of Theology, School
Tagged Candler School of Theology, School, Theology
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1 Peter and Spousal Abuse
I read this passage in 1 Peter last evening: Submit yourselves for the Lord’s sake to every authority instituted among men: whether to the king, as the supreme authority, or to governors, who are sent by him to punish those … Continue reading
Posted in Church Living, Random Bloggings, Religion, Theology
Tagged 1 Peter, Christian Living
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Creationism vs. Evolution (Again…?)
6 Questions Emerging Christians are Asking Somehow I managed to get myself into another creationism vs. evolution argumentation (sigh). The original post was exceptional, but somehow we’ve gotten hung up on people believing that God made man out of ‘mudpies’. … Continue reading
Posted in Random Bloggings, Religion, Theology
Tagged Creationism, Emerging, Evolution, Futility
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So I’ve Been Talked Into Buying a Mac…
Since I’ve finally been overwhelmed by the elitist-geeks and have broken down and am seriously looking into purchasing a Mac (probably two), I’ve got a few questions… What kind of Mac do you guys suggest (Macbook, Air, Pro, mini, iMac)? … Continue reading
Theology and Down Syndrome: Reimagining Disability in Later Modernity
I want to start this blog off with a plug for Theology Forum, a blog run by Kent Eilers, Kyle Strobel and Mark McDowell (with today’s article guest-typed by Elizabeth Lynch). I found this blog a few weeks ago and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Church Living, Religion, Theology
Tagged Books, Down Syndrome, Elizabeth Lynch, Emergence, Theology
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“Perhaps You Should Have Worn a Condom?”
Is what you should picture me saying while sitting across from a 19yr old who just got his girlfriend pregnant. As of this evening I was brought on staff as the Director of the Men’s Program. This role is responsible … Continue reading
Posted in Random Bloggings, Work
Tagged Crisis Pregnancy Center, Fuller Theological Seminary, Random Bloggings, Work
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Mapping Emerging?!?!
This is a chart I that Scott McKnight posted, via Michael Patton for discussion: Rather than discussing it over there, and getting lost in the posts I decided to discuss it here. This is my take on the chart: 1) … Continue reading
Bonhoeffer and the Community
While reading this evening I stumbled across this quote from Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Only that fellowship which faces… disillusionment, with all its unhappy and ugly aspects, begins to be what it should be in God’s sight, begins to grasp in faith … Continue reading
Posted in Church Living, Random Bloggings, Religion
Tagged Bonhoeffer, Christian Life, Christianity, Church, Community, Covenant, Evangelicalism
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Have you used LOGOS?
I’m considering purchasing LOGOS and am not convinced that it is worth my money. I’m curious to the perspectives of those who have purchased and use (or not use as the case might be) the ‘Scholar’s Library’ package. Through my … Continue reading