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Things You Should Be Reading: Credo Magazine on Solus Christus
This just in from Credo: issue number two is out. It’s on “In Christ Alone,” what the reformers called Solus Christus, and it looks like a humdinger. Here’s the teaser: “In Christ Alone” – The January issue of Credo Magazine … Continue reading
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Mark Noll on His Time at TEDS
From a recent piece in the Christian Century (HT: Nathan Finn): As an undergraduate at Wheaton College I learned from several professors how natural it could be to link serious intellectual pursuits with simple Christian faithfulness. At Trinity Evangelical Divinity … Continue reading
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Collin Hansen: Should Christians Stay in the City?
CT Editor-at-large Collin Hansen contributes a typically thoughtful piece, entitled “Mobile No More,” that wrestles with the question of mobility. Hansen wonders out loud in the article how the church should confront this issue, especially when it directly affects how … Continue reading
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David Wells’s Preaching to Postmoderns Is Free and Available
The Henry Center is very pleased to announce that the media from the recent David Wells lecture is now available for free from the Center website. Video of “How, Then, Should We Preach to the (Postmodern) World?” Audio of “How, … Continue reading
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The Week-est Link, September 5, 2008
1. An excellent Carl Trueman article on the temptation of professor-worship (HT:JT). We’ve all seen this happen, but Trueman makes some good points (and is so much fun to read). An excerpt: “The cult of professor worship is perhaps the … Continue reading
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How Technology Relates to Permanence, and What That Means for Christianity
In Canada, the Guardian reports today, people are using their Global Positioning Systems (GPS) for all sorts of things–estimating travel times, for example. Nowadays, it seems, you don’t need a directional sense, really, and maps are becoming obsolete. Instead, you … Continue reading
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