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Daily Archives: September 12, 2011
Calvinist Heresy Hunters
Well, some heresy hunters are at it again! Calvinist Justin Taylor wrote a judicious and diplomatic explanation of Calvinism on Rachel Held Evans’ blog (see here). But, on Justin’s own blog, some Calvinists are saying that Justin used poor judgment … Continue reading
Ambiguous Syria
I’m continuing my way through Louis E. Newman’s The Sanctity of the Seventh Year: A Study of Mishnah Tractate Shebiit. In this post, I’ll quote from page 121, which is about different positions in Mishnah Tractate Shebiit about the status … Continue reading
9/11 Service
I went to my church’s evening 9/11 service. It was packed, which surprised me, since not many people were there in the morning service. There was a lot of patriotism there. Flags were taped onto every pew, and the red, … Continue reading
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