Trevin Wax interviews N.T. Wright
Trevin Wax has posted another interview with N.T. Wright, including this bit on how to disagree agreeably. He’s talking about John Piper’s critique of his work in the book The
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I’m sure this is a metaphor for something
From Kent Online:
Last month, a Hungarian driver and his 40-tonne truck became stuck when his sat nav directed him down a tiny country lane in Yalding, near Maidstone and he was unable
Emergents and Calvinists
After reading Young, Restless, Reformed, Al Hsu comments on what emergents and Calvinists have in common:
What’s interesting to me about Collin’s book is that despite the fact that the new
A fuller and deeper grasp of what Christianity is
In The End of Religion, Bruxy Cavey suggests that the problem with Christian fundamentalists is that they are not fundamentalist enough:
The problem with many Christian fundamentalists is that they are not fundamentalist
The log in my T4G eye
Bene and Rob have reacted to my last post about T4G in the comments section. I think I can summarize some of what they’re saying:
* it looks like a bunch of mostly