I just got a note from Arthur over at Renaissance Art. They have begun making 1/4 custom leather covers, and since they just introduced them on their website, they are having a 20% off sale. I know many of you have purchased covers from Renaissance Art, and found them to be a great value—gorgeous leather, expert craftsmanship. Go here to see examples and to get yours. 144 color combinations!
When men no longer acknowledge their created status, the result is this. The imago Dei is more than a theological phrase. It impacts life. TexPresby’s Citation of Archibald Alexander is well worth a read.
For my friends in the New York area, I will be speaking on Islam in Rochester this weekend. Here’s the info. Anthony Flew passed away. Jamin Hubner has some comments here. I never understood how non-Reformed apologists rejoiced over someone moving from atheism to deism, as if this somehow proved something. It is the “better to be a little closer
I’m watching with interest Eric Svendsen’s attempted interaction with Paul Owen. I am sending two large bottles of Advil to Eric as a gift. He’ll need them. If you are dying to comment on the Caner/Lynchburg stuff, Tom Ascol’s blog has a comments section. I’m actually reading them. I had a real interesting experience today. Did a 36 mile ride
Well, here we go! Debate last night, conference today, headed to sea tomorrow. Great group of folks headed to sea for seven days including numerous presentations on justification (along with other things). Steve Camp will be singing, Phil Johnson and David King will be speaking (I will as well, of course). I’ll report on the debate on the Dividing Line
The folks over on the Catholic Answers board came across my entry, Who Has The Fullness of Truth? The first set of criticisms concentrate on the differences I noted between Biblical conversion and Roman Catholic conversion. First I was said to miss the need for baptism in my citations of Acts 8:35 and 16:14. While indeed there is a Biblical
Well, I got through TSA without experiencing what Phil Johnson did, so that’s a good thing. Headed for the wild (and much cooler) North, back to my hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Looking forward to meeting the Freakishly Tall One (been on his show, never met him in person—not sure what to expect!), and catching up with Phil Johnson (I think
We had to take time to read through Archbishop Virgano’s utter torching of Francis and the current Vatican regime at the start of the program, then we took calls on the following topics: conjectural emendation in the Old Testament, issues relating to annihilationism/conditionalism, Shoemaker’s critical study of the Qur’an, advice for a new father, developments in Mormonism, and raising godly
For those who missed the Dividing Line from last (12/4/08) Thursday, Dr. White continued his review of the recent SBC John:316 conference and examined Dr. Steven Lemke’s remarks specifically. Dr. White then took a call from Rich in Las Vegas regarding the problems with the John 3:16 conference and Macintosh ownership.
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