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Christian Life
Good Stuff from Old Westminster
Typically Van Til and Murray and sometimes E J (Joe) Young get all the attention, but Ned Stonehouse was a terrific scholar. Here’s a link to his 1958 address to the ETS on infallibility.
Sad News for Contemporary Christian Music Fans…
but good news for Larry Norman: He’s gone to glory.
Gospel-Driven Life Audio Online
Well, some of the audio is available for download from the WSC bookstore at $2.00 per download.
Good for a Laugh
Brian Ring is really good (HT: Kim)
Dan Halley, Come On Down, You're the Next Contestant…
On the Price is Right! WSC student Dan Halley was among several WSC students who took a day trip to Hollywood recently and Dan ended up being called to “come on down.” The students had fun and Dan won a motorcycle and . . . Continue reading →
Seminary Saturday
Bob Godfrey is speaking at the PCRT in Sacramento, Saturday 30 Feb. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Dr Wilson Benton is this year’s DenDulk Lecturer, 4-6 March. Every year WSC brings in a noted and gifted pastor to speak to our students, staff, and faculty about . . . Continue reading →
Training Children to be Collectivists
Yikes! (HT: More Than 95 Theses).
Subscribing to the HB
There are several ways to have the HB come to your computer. The easiest way is to do it through google reader. Of course you must have a (free) Google account. Set up G Reader and simply copy and paste the address . . . Continue reading →
Update Your (Verizon) Phone
You’re supposed to do it every three months.
Why Creeds?
Mike Brown begins to explain.
Capturing the Pagan Mind
Josh interviews Peter Jones.
Semper Reformanda, Sed Nunquam Reformata
Good stuff from Jason.
Hart on Ecclesiastical Totalitarianism
At DRC
So What is this 2 Kingdoms Stuff About Anyway and Why Does it Matter?
David VanDrunen explained it very well and clearly during his inaugural address yesterday at WSC. In the photo to the left, Bob Strimple, whom David is succeeding as the Robert B. Strimple Professor of Systematic Theology and Christian Ethics, gives a powerful . . . Continue reading →
David Wright Will Be Missed
Lig Duncan has a note on Ref21 that David Wright has gone to glory. He will be missed. I did not know him well, but I understood that he had been battling serious illness for some time. He edited my book on . . . Continue reading →
Hosea and Seeker-Sensitive Worship
Nollie asks, “When we look at Israel’s public worship of God, did they ever tailor their worship ceremonies and environment to attract Canaanites around them by adopting Baal worship idols and ceremonies?” The answer at Doctrine Unites!
Sean Michael Lucas to Lecture at WSC 22-23 April
Sean Michael Lucas, PhD is Associate Professor of Church History at Covenant Theological Seminary (St Louis) and a scholar of American Christianity. He has written and edited volumes on Dabney, Edwards, and recently, On Being Presbyterian. He blogs here. You are cordially . . . Continue reading →
Turning Church into Theater
Isn’t a new problem.
McLaren, the Emergent Movement and Neo-Socinianism
Martin keeps knocking them out of the park.