Change of topic for a while. I read this today in Christopher Wright's excellent book The Mission of God. He quotes Geiko Muller-Fahrenholz at length (Jubilee Challenge, pp. 104-111). I thought it was timely given the financial instability of the past few weeks:We enjoy time, we are carried along in the flow of time, everything … Continue reading the eternal life of money?
things I’d like to post about, if I ever finish the mountain of reading
There a truck load of things I'd like to post about, if I find the time. Here's a few:1. What I'm learning from my readings! One of the things I've been reading about recently is how the NT uses the OT. Sounds boring, and at times it really is. Really. But, my imagination is being … Continue reading things I’d like to post about, if I ever finish the mountain of reading
my reading plan for the day
I have lofty goals for today. Here's the articles I want to tackle:1. The Messiah: Explorations in the Law and Writings, by Tremper Longman III (for the class I'm taking)2. How the Bible has been Interpreted in Christian Tradition, by Justo Gonzalez (for the ACG I'm teaching)3. Some Observations on Paul's Use of the Phrases … Continue reading my reading plan for the day
the food I miss most
I've moved a lot in my life, and I always leave behind favorite restaraunts. I've been reminising with a few friends recently, and it's made miss my favorite place. In case you ever visit Endicott or Upstate New York, Chicago or New Castle, PA, here's a list of the best places.High School Days:1. Tony's Pizza, … Continue reading the food I miss most
books I bought today
Thinking more about the intersection between faith and politics led me to purchase two new books today. I'm not excited about this book. I know it's so slanted to the right it will make me angry. You can tell just by the endorsements. So why buy it? Just trying to be fair and balanced. I'm … Continue reading books I bought today
God Entranced 