I just received word that Ehrman’s new book, Jesus, Interrupted, has shipped. Though I can pretty much tell from the advertising what it will contain, keep an eye out for a quick review later this week. Be listening to your local NPR outlet for the free advertising of Ehrman’s work soon! Watch your TV as well! This is the kind of “here’s a reason not to obey the gospel” book that the world loves.
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
Sorry! I got my signals crossed with the homefront. I won’t be able to do the DL today. My schedule (seven hours advanced from Phoenix) and Rich’s don’t mesh. Maybe Friday. We’ll try.
I fine-tuned my Google Blog Search gadget and got rid of all the references to basketball and politics. As a result, I found this article by “iggy” from Billings, Montana. Thankfully, iggy later admitted his error, and recognized that there might just be more than one person on the Internet with the initials JW, or “Jim W.,” etc. If I’m
Though we still have a number of months before the October cruise, class, and debate (though, time is a-wasting for you to get your reservations at the SeaTac Marriott!–and remember, you need to go through the links on that page to get our rates and help us with the debate), most of you want to get started on the reading
The printing press revolutionized apologetics. Suddenly it became possible for books to be widely disseminated with a relatively small expense. Today, the Internet has reduced that expense even further. As with the printing press, the blessings are mixed. The technological advances make defending the faith easier, but they also making attacking the faith easier. Apologetics remains important — and the
The second evening of the mini Conference on the solas is just 90 minutes away so we snuck a quick program from the AO Mobile Command in talking about the trip, what’s coming up at G3 and elsewhere, and responding to Soteriology 101’s paid advertising campaign looking to get “converts from Calvinism.” I wandered all over the landscape, to be
I learned Sunday evening that Paul Potts won the competition, Britain’s Got Talent. He gets a £100,000.00 prize and he gets to sing before the Queen. Anyone want to bet someday he will be singing and his cell phone will go off? In any case, I am not a big opera fan, but I would pay to hear Paul Potts
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