…when Westminster students turn to each other’s blogs for some commiseration in the midst of final papers and studying for exams. So take two, and call me in the morning:
My wife offers some amusing quotes about education
David asks the Daughters of Jerusalem, “O have you seen my Beloved (thesis)?”

It’s Van Til spinning madly in his grave.

I’m in that tunnel called final week of class (which has only one exit: directly into the Final Exam Tunnel), but I’ll try to get some little things up now and then to keep the ol’ blog alive.
Carl Trueman, professor of Historical Theology and Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary, has a brief but fascinating [...]

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…for my classmates who will be facing presbyteries and ordination councils in the coming months:

“Guns don’t kill people” … but they do kill people very efficiently. John Stackhouse brings up a possible overlooked lesson from the recent mass murder at Virginia Tech.

A year ago next week I finished Old Testament History & Theology II with Tremper Longman. Now many of my friends are taking part in Tremperfest: The Next Generation. In commiseration with them, I resurrect this “blast from the past” post. To see the comments of my readers to the original, go here.
This is totally [...]

…to express the awesome power of the Gospel in a fresh and stunning way?
Maybe so, if this post from Dilbert creator Scott Adams is admitted as evidence.
Scott Adams asks “What’s Missing?” in the Imus debacle.

Some of you know that Karyn and I lived for about ten years in Charlottesville, VA. Among other claims to fame, Charlottesville is home to the University of Virginia. Anyone who has ever been around those parts knows that there are few rivalries as deep and (at times) vicious as the one between the UVa [...]

 
Our daughter Sarah and her husband are both VT grads; in fact, they met there. Karyn and I taught a number of students in Charlottesville who are now VT students.
 
Today we are all Hokies.