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The Middle East Forum: a regular and must read
One of my regular reads about the Middle East and what is happening there is the Middle East Forum (www.meforum.org) with knowledgeable commentators who…
Jun 22
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Evangelicals and the horror of funding the IRGC
Evangelical support that helped secure the election of the current administration of the United States has turned out to have a bizarre twist.
Jun 20
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2 new sermons by Augustine discovered in Poland
Exciting news regarding a discovery of two new sermons by Augustine in a monastic library in Poland.Historia ecclesiastica: e-history with a Christian…
Jun 18
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Doing a PhD in church history at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
I have been teaching at Southern Seminary now since 2002, and full-time since January 2008.
Jun 15
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I am a man of contradictions
I am a bundle of contradictions.
Jun 13
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Doing political theology au ressourcement: Andrew Fuller questions modern Evangelicals about their view on politics & theology
In a recent post I cited a remarkable text from a 1798 letter from Andrew Fuller to William Carey—see here:
Jun 13
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Doing a PhD at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Historia ecclesiastica: e-history with a Christian dye is a reader-supported publication.
Jun 13
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"The political world is [a] tumultuous ocean": Andrew Fuller on politics in 1798
During the months when Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) was making his rise to power in France and before he staged the coup that secured his control of…
Jun 12
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Mark Noll on the challenges to Christian scholarship
In this important new work that builds upon and takes stock of Mark Noll’s famous The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind, Noll has this to say regarding…
Jun 10
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The West: a haven
Personally, I have been long convinced that so many of the elite pundits in universities and the media who essentially decry the West as the worst of…
Jun 10
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On being a "seanchaí" for the church
I have begun reading Maggie O’Farrell’s latest novel, Land. It is tremendous so far, but I am only in the first chapter!Historia ecclesiastica…
Jun 8
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Remembering the massacre at Tiananmen Square in June 1989
Remembering what the murderous regime of the Chinese Communist Party did in Tiananmen Square in June 1989.
Jun 6
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Michael A.G. Azad Haykin
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