Monthly Archives: September 2011

Are Older Books That Important?

Larry Hurtado makes a case for referring to older scholarship using Johannes Munck as an example. In particular he has two books in mind that he believes “deserve notice by any Pauline scholar.” On the one hand I agree in … Continue reading

Posted in Biblical Studies, Books (Misc.), Theology | 5 Comments

Be Original

I know this goes against the spirit of Michael Halcomb’s post, but head on over to his blog and check out his thoughts on blogging original content. B”H

Posted in Blog Stuff, Enjoyable Posts | 8 Comments

This Saddens Me

One of the things I love about WordPress is the “My Comments” feature in the dashboard. It allows you to track your comments on other blogs and the ensuing discussions. So I was very saddened to see this just a … Continue reading

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In the Mail

IVP Academic sent along a copy of Keith E. Johnson’s Rethinking the Trinity & Religious Pluralism: An Augustinian Assessment for review. I’ve read large swaths of his 2007 Duke dissertation, of which this is a revision and expansion, so I’m … Continue reading

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Illegal Blows

I don’t know how many folks watched the Mayweather-Ortiz fight on Saturday night but everyone who missed it missed an entertaining fight. The first three rounds were pretty uneventful. Both fighters were feeling each other out and neither was doing … Continue reading

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Man’s Dominion

I was reading Daniel this morning and while I was in chapter 7 I noticed how Daniel’s vision saw the various kingdoms as beasts but their dominion was taken away and given to one like a son of man (a … Continue reading

Posted in Biblical Studies, Old Testament, Theology | 2 Comments

Let’s Be Clear

There has been plenty of discussion in my blog’s combox over the past few days concerning Matthew 27:52-53. Fr. Robert, whom I assume most of my readers are familiar with, has taken a certain position on the interpretation of this … Continue reading

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I Tried to Tell You!

I know folks thought I was joking when I suggested that it was possible that the saints raised in Matthew 27:52-53 were the clouds that carried Jesus to heaven in Acts 1:9 but I wasn’t. You’ll notice that the post … Continue reading

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The Blessed Hope

Steve Hays shares some good thoughts on resurrection as it relates to the Licona debate. The only thing I’d add to what he’s said is that those who have been mocking (and if not mocking then at least describing) Matthew … Continue reading

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Just Ordered

I got an Amazon gift certificate a couple of weeks ago but I’ve been holding off on using it for a few reasons. For one, the books that I really want are far too much money. The books within reason … Continue reading

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