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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Links and Notes from March 30
The Bible and Science Tim Keller white paper on science and creation from biologos. Also CT news piece on biologos conference in NYC. Perceptions of Calvinism Rachel Held Evans got corrected in her quick and dirty lumping of Calvinists with … Continue reading
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Links and notes for March 29
Michael Gershon on tolerancehttp://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/catholics-contraceptives-and-john-locke/2012/03/15/gIQAb477ES_story.html for community values And the joiners http://www.patrolmag.com/2012/03/22/jonathan-d-fitzgerald/my-generation-is-quitting-church-and-im-considering-membership-or-why-im-not-a-none/http://www.patrolmag.com/2012/03/22/jonathan-d-fitzgerald/my-generation-is-quitting-church-and-im-considering-membership-or-why-im-not-a-none/
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Links and Notes for March 28
Interesting NY Times piece about an RC rethinking his tradition. Seems a pretty pro-forma narrative the likes of which circulate today. I should add, however, that if you place it side by side with another RC narrative, like Santorum’s narrative, … Continue reading
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Links and Notes from March 27
Blog piece in Out of Ur by Skye Jethani about how Christian political alignment with the religious right is hurting the church. Couple of other pieces linked in the article. One from Foriegn Affairs about why mixing religion and politics is … Continue reading
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Links and Notes from March 26
Calvin-in-common got me reading reviews of Elaine Pagel’s recent book on Revelation. One of the best and most interesting ones from Adam Gopnik in the New Yorker. That led me to a very interesting piece on Stephen Batchelor on contemporary … Continue reading
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Links and Notes from March 25
Terrific article in the NY Times on how relationships shape the brain. A place holder for a lot of thinking about “your first self is a reflected self” and idolatry. Also, in a fun FB conversation was introduced to Possibilianism. … Continue reading
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Links and Notes from March 23 2012
Tim Keller is doing a series on http://Biologos.org . In part three he makes this important point. A plausibility structure is a ‘given’ supported by enormous social pressure. The writings of the new atheists here are important to observe because their … Continue reading
Links and Notes from March 22
I wrote a piece for the CRC Classis Blog about uniting the body of Christ and beginning at Classis. Also a terrific piece by Peter Enns on the Adam/Evolution debate. Also a piece on toxic churches that grind up pastors.
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Notes on Tim Keller’s Sermon “Into Jerusalem”
I like to, when I get a chance, to do outlines of some of Tim Keller’s sermons. It helps me track good illustrations, language and points that he makes. This was preached on March 18, 2012 and can be found … Continue reading
How to evaluate the health of a church?
This grew out of a Voices discussion on “turn around” churches. Part of the difficulty in church work is figuring out how to evaluate what is going on? Churches are complex communities and it is easy to be reductive in … Continue reading
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