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Daily Archives: May 26, 2018
How and Why I Still Read Karl Barth — The Evangelical Calvinist
I continue to read Karl Barth; you might wonder why (or you might not). After I wrote those series of posts—that created a firestorm directed at me—the posts that spoke to Barth’s relationship with Charlotte Von Kirschbaum for most of … Continue reading
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Church Write-Up: Isaiah 6 and Trinity Sunday
At Bible study last Wednesday, at the Missouri Synod Lutheran church, the pastor talked about Isaiah 6. Isaiah 6 is a text that is read on Trinity Sunday, which is this coming Sunday. The pastor gave us a history of … Continue reading
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Book Review: A Prairie Girl’s Faith
Originally posted on Edge Induced Cohesion:
A Prairie Girl’s Faith: The Spiritual Legacy of Laura Ingalls Wilder, by Stephen W. Hines [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Waterbrook Press/Net Gallery. All thoughts and opinions are my own.]…
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The Speech of Stephen — The Jesus Memoirs
Does the speech of Stephen, the longest speech recorded in the book of Acts, offer clues to the allegedly distinctive theology of the Hellenists? Does it attack the Mosaic Law and the Jerusalem Temple? Here is the evidence on both … Continue reading
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