Posted on October 16th, 2007 by mark
I think it is objectively important for many reasons, but, personally, writing this paper was a water shed experience to the extent that intellectual “arrivals” or cognitive rest are important to pastoral life.
Basically, I’m snipping pieces of it and blogging them. Long papers are not really web friendly. I suspect that I will […]
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Posted on October 4th, 2007 by mark
One of my favorites: Dr. Edmund Clowney, lecturing on typology and hermeneutics, addressed the position that we can only find types in the OT that are mentioned in the NT. He said:
That’s like saying that we’re only allowed to do a problem in a math textbook if the answer to that problem is given […]
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Filed under: Bible & Theology, Calvinist's Progress, autobio
Posted on June 28th, 2007 by mark
I was raised in a devout Evangelical home. Both parents were and are sincere Christians. I “asked the Lord Jesus into my heart” at age six and was baptized at age eight.
My parents were devout and raised us to be. We never skipped church and we read about and talked about the […]
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Posted on January 17th, 2007 by mark
This was originally published on 7 August 2006, the month that disappeared upon transfering to this blog site. A recent blog post reminds me to republish it:
I hadn’t gone to seminary. I had only been Reformed for a few years. I was a college graduate reading a hot Reformed magazine. The issue was Lordship […]
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