Monthly Archives: January 2008

31
Jan

Still running silent

In coffee shop working (or will be soon). Garret is wearing his clerical collar but I forgot to pack mine. Sorry so boring; go here for some entertainment.

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30
Jan

Blather limit still in place

Biz is looking up. But now I’m visiting Christ Church Santa Clarita as well as doing work for clients. As you can see, I’m having many adventures.

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29
Jan

Random stuff before going into blathering lockdown

Term stolen here. It is not so much that blogging takes too much time as that reading or being on the web as a blogger wastes too much time. I’m not sure how often I’ll get to post in the … Continue reading →

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28
Jan

Pretty sure that’s not how they mean it.

Another great Calvin quotation blogged by Gabe: Our supposed denial is a fiction of his own mind. Since I’ve already clearly asserted that men are regenerated by baptism just as they are by the word. I’ve heard contemporary Calvinists say … Continue reading →

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28
Jan

From Calvin to Turretin a faithful but forgotten legacy of opposing Romanist doctrine

Thus spake John Calvin: We assert that the whole guilt of sin is taken away in baptism, so that the remains of sin still existing are not imputed […] There is a twofold grace in baptism, for therein both remission … Continue reading →

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28
Jan

Corporate fascism really is a phenomenon to be dealt with

Or maybe I just have ODD and need to be medicated.

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27
Jan

Life Work stuff

I’ve done well enough at my business to keep going at it. But it has been weird. Of my regular work, there was a hiatus in January that meant I haven’t even been used yet by one client. My local … Continue reading →

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27
Jan

Vos & Murray on Law and Grace

Here is what Geerhardus Vos said: It is plain, then, that law-keeping did not figure at that juncture as the meritorious ground of life-inheritance. The latter is based on grace alone, no less emphatically than Paul himself places salvation on … Continue reading →

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26
Jan

Did Flynn see this?

The universalism of William Perkins.

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25
Jan

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

In the pilot episode the show has a Robot head make it through the time shift even as it leaves the travelers without any clothes left. How can I respect a show that has no respect for its fundamental premise?

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