A guy whose nickname uses the genitive form of a second declension noun sent me the following citation. Man does it speak the truth:
“such men that are for middle ways in points of doctrine have a greater kindness for that extreme they go half way to than for that which they go halfway from.” Traill, Justification Vindicated, 2
As I have much to get done between now and my flight to St. Louis (hello TSA, here I come!), I am going to drop these two items together despite the fact that they are…well, worlds apart. First, John Bugay provided some insightful commentary on the conversion syndrome today here. I was, ironically, listening briefly to “Deep in Scripture” from
The Parrot A young man named Ray received a parrot as a gift. The parrot had a bad attitude and an even worse vocabulary. Every word out of the bird’s mouth was rude, insulting, and laced with profanity. Ray tried and tried to change the bird’s attitude by consistently saying only polite words, playing soft music, reading poetry, and anything
I love computers. But I hate computers. Know what I mean? When they work, they are a joy. When they don’t, they simply drive me nuts. I really lose a lot of progress in sanctification when a machine that should act in a precise and logical fashion seemingly doesn’t. But anyway, I managed to beat the network problem after a
An Open Letter to Dr. John Ankerberg Dear Dr. Ankerberg: Back in 2010 an entire spectrum of information came to light demonstrating that the self-promoting claims of Dr. Ergun Caner, then of Liberty Seminary, now of Arlington Baptist College, were in large measure fraudulent. The list of errors and falsehoods promoted by Caner was amazingly long. Sadly, Dr. Caner and
Too late to do much more than post this picture of the debate at Trinity Road Chapel in London. The debate this evening was with Sami Zaatari. Mr. Zaatari was…vintage Sami, claiming victory before I even spoke, often talking about how I “failed” to do this or how he “refuted” me there, without providing any substantive scholarship. That aspect of
One of my RSS feeds is Bill Dembski’s Uncommon Descent. This morning he has linked to a very well done spoof of Richard Dawkins, The Dawkins Delusion. I am now convinced that Dawkins does not exist, how about you?
My sincere apologies! I talked about blogging this on Thursday on the DL, fully intending to do so that evening, and here it is Saturday evening before I get it done! Ah, well, at least I’m not bored! Having way too good a time studying for preaching tomorrow from Hebrews 1. Oh the Word of God is so rich! I
Whenever I see Angelz appear in channel, I know something is headed my way. It has been a while since my Puerto Rican brother has been able to find the time to draw for us. I got to meet Angel over the Reformation weekend up in Peoria, Illinois (he bought me a Quarter Pounder!). What I love about Angel is
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