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Daily Archives: July 10, 2013
My Impressions So Far of Gilbert West’s Apologetic for Jesus’ Resurrection
I said in my post here that I might blog about Gilbert West and George Littleton this week. West and Littleton were two eighteenth century thinkers whom my pastor talked about in his sermon last Sunday. West and Littleton attempted … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Bible, Church, Religion, Resurrection
Tagged christian faith, four gospels, gilbert west, internet searches, jesus resurrection, saul of tarsus
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Nixon’s Shadow 3
For my blog post today on Nixon’s Shadow: The History of an Image, I’d like to highlight something that David Greenberg says on page 44. The context is the aftermath of Richard Nixon’s 1946 run for U.S. Congress, in which … Continue reading
Posted in john birch society, Political Philosophy, Politics, School
Not a Massive Reconstruction Project
I appreciated something that Bart Ehrman said on pages 98-99 of The Orthodox Corruption of Scripture: The Effect of Early Christological Controversies on the Text of the New Testament: “I have observed that the anti-adoptionist changes of the text occur … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christology, Religion
