Monthly Archives: February 2008
The Week-est Link, February 29, 2008: Biblical Training Galore
1. If you have not ever checked out the site called “Biblical Training”, you must. It has a treasure trove of theological resources, including full-length classes taught by a number of eminent scholars. For example, you could take a class … Continue reading
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When a Trailer Park is Just Right, Part Two: Responding to Thoughtful Comments on the Issue
I wasn’t planning on writing more about this issue, but the comments from yesterday’s post were so thoughtful that I thought it necessary to do so. To all who responded, I really appreciated your thoughtful comments. I’ll interact with them … Continue reading
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When a Trailer Park is Just Right: On Manhood and the Duty to Provide
“A man who really gets Ephesians 5 is the kind of man who will be willing to work two jobs and live in a trailer to enable his wife to be the primary caregiver of his children.” This line comes … Continue reading
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Becoming a Research Assistant: Or, How to Best Pursue Your Dreams of Assistantship-Based Glory
I’ve done a number of internship and worked as a research assistant a few times in my young life. In fact, I’ve gone so far as to label myself a “career intern” due to my completion of no less than … Continue reading
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NPR, Child’s Play, and the Importance of the Imagination
A friend recently tipped me off to a great NPR article on the importance of child’s play. Here’s a key quotation on how child’s play has changed in the last half-century: “Instead of spending their time in autonomous shifting make-believe, … Continue reading
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NPR, Child’s Play, and the Importance of the Imagination
A friend recently tipped me off to a great NPR article on the importance of child’s play. Here’s a key quotation on how child’s play has changed in the last half-century: “Instead of spending their time in autonomous shifting make-believe, … Continue reading
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NPR, Child’s Play, and the Importance of the Imagination
A friend recently tipped me off to a great NPR article on the importance of child’s play. Here’s a key quotation on how child’s play has changed in the last half-century: “Instead of spending their time in autonomous shifting make-believe, … Continue reading
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The Week-est Link, February 22, 2008: Mohler, Carson, and One Powerful Song
1. Andy Naselli, a friend from TEDS and PhD student in New Testament (and D. A. Carson’s research guy) blogs about the online history of Southern Seminary that I worked on a few years back. I’m linking to it here … Continue reading
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One of the Most Helpful Posts on Guidance I’ve Read: Dever on Subjectivism
Update on 2/21/08: Apparently I linked to the wrong blog yesterday. Thankfully, Mark Dever caught my error and corrected it, as you can see in the comments. I’m pretty sure that this is the first time he’s ever seen this … Continue reading
