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another reason I love translation
. . . can be found here. Related Posts:Negotiating Genesis 1:1 – A Proposed TranslationIsaiah 8:1 — Translation and Noteshebrew thursday: genesis 1 – 2:3seeing vs. meeting with godi hate not simply fitting into simple categories
a worthwhile post on climate change
My take on this: at a very high level, errors are made, such embarassing errors, that they make a mockery of the UN’s IPCC’s basic reliability, and reaffirms what every skeptic feels intuitively: that words like “peer review” and “overwhelming evidence” are often nothing but bludgeons used to beat opposition down. In this case, they’re [...]
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a thoughtful look at polygamy among african christians
can be found here. Related Posts:Gary North on Africa and Bill GatesA World of ElitesChristian Theism and the Problem of EvilSecond Long Response to John FenselHeritage gave me free ice cream.
a challenging post on the importance of being earnest . . .
can be found here. Related Posts:Typos ‘In Antithesis’Nicola Rossi’s “Generation of Locusts” Speech Now in EnglishWhat is God? A Response to John Fensel (#5).A Peek at Religion in Dunning’s ‘Extremes’ and the Inescapability of Confessiondidache tuesday
i’ve found a nifty new site
Evangelical Textual Criticism — it’s also on the blogroll now. Contributors are all evangelicals (whatever that means) with text-critical credentials (of some sort). Looks good. Related Posts:how to use this blog: a widget guide
wow
Now and then I come across something that’s just brilliant (in the older and truer sense of “brilliant” as meaning glistening or shining; not just intellectually brilliant). And it’s this–a very thoughtful discussion by a guy named Derell Pursiful, discussing what Biblical inerrancy means. I can’t say that I agree with everything he says, but [...]
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