Archive for November, 2009
Dutch call for anti-minaret referendum
On the hills of this, we have this:
In: Religion and Politics · Tagged with: dutch freedom party, immigration, minarets, Muslims, religious tolerance, Swiss People’s party, switzerland
I’m dreaming of Kim Clement’s Christmas…
Kim has always provided use with lots of fodder for discussion, and as the year winds down, I figure I might actually call more attention to his insanity.
In: Kim Clement · Tagged with: biblical literacy, Dominionism, false prophesy, Jesus Christ, King David
Review: The Purpose of Mark’s Gospel: An Early Christian Response to Roman Imperial Propaganda
I would like to thank Mohr Siebeck for this review copy: Over the past decade, the field of criticism which examines the quest for the Historical Jesus has see a large body of work beginning to be developed which focuses on the New Testament in light of Roman Imperial context. Adam Winn argues that Mark’s […]
In: Book Review, Mark · Tagged with: imperial interpretation, Mohr Siebeck
Ten Reasons for Dating Deuteronomy to the Late Persian or Hellenistic Periods
Granted, I realize that scholarship has not room for the supernatural, divine foreknowledge and all, but couldn’t most of these ‘reason’s be explained away by accepting some form of supernaturalism?
In: Criticism · Tagged with: bible, deuteronomy, historical criticism, Urdeuteronomium
Disturbing: Is Rick Warren Okay with Uganda’s New Anti-Gay Law?
It’s not even the laws which Europe had, is it? But something worse.
In: Homosexuality, Rick Warren, The Family · Tagged with: abraham vereide, doug coe, global peace plan, Martin Ssempa, Museveni Named, purpose driven, uganda
The Silence of God
“My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Mar 15:34 NLT)
In: Devotional · Tagged with: abandonment, faith, God, silence
Jesus Didn’t Die For Your Debt
Check out this cartoonist –
In: False Prophets · Tagged with: cartoon, humor, word of faith
