- Stanley Porter complains that the second hand introductory textbook from the 19th c. he picked up is more advanced than a PhD from one of today's seminaries.
- Steve Douglas and James McGrath ask some awkward questions about what sort of Bible reader Jesus was
- Mark Goodacre muses on the merits of horizontal vs vertical blogging
- Leslie Keeny finds common ground between Boyd and Piper, no really, she does
- Terry Wright shares Stephen Web on the Transfiguration
- Mark Galli and Chaplain Mike raise some big questions about our evangelical leadership culture
- Tim Bulkeley wants to put the brakes on Gay Marriage (in NZ) while John Byron examines the case for the gay centurion in the gospels
- Carey Baptist College (NZ) calls for a moratorium on altar calls
Thursday, August 9, 2012
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