We have an interesting discussion going on over on the Conn-versation blog (connversation.wordpress.com) on the possible hermeneutical connection between the issues of slavery and women in the church.
(Conn-versation blog is a group blog by current and former Westminster Theological Seminary students dedicated to “reviving and applying the life and legacy of (late WTS prof) Harvie [...]
New post by me over on the Conn-versation Blog.
I have this love/hate relationship with the Reformation21 blog…have you noticed? Sometimes it infuriates me…and then it turns right around and challenges me in ways that deeply move me toward Christ and his Cross.
Very often, the latter occurs through the musings of Rev. Philip Ryken, senior minister of Tenth Presbyterian Church in center city (never [...]
As part of my involvement with the new Conn-versation team blog dedicated to the life and legacy of missional visionary Harvie Conn, I have been completing my reading of his magnum opus, Eternal Word and Changing Worlds: Anthropology, Theology, and Missions in Trialogue. The final two chapters, on theologizing and theological education from a missional [...]
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The Sacred Journey of
The Foolish Sage
sa·cred adj. Dedicated or devoted exclusively to a single use, purpose, or person
jour·ney n. The act of traveling from one place to another; a trip.
There is often wisdom under a shabby cloak - Caecilius Statius
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