Posted on November 21, 2006 by Andrew
Denny Burk on the recent election of Bruce Ware as the next ETS President and the amendment of the bylaws to reflect better of the Chicago Statement of Biblical Inerrancy. He gave some update on his paper as well.
The A-Blog blogged on James Spiegel: The Epistemic Ramifications of Behavior; H. Chris Ross: Promoting Evangelical Faith [...]
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Posted on November 15, 2006 by Andrew
The theme for this year’s ETS is Christians in the Public Square. Immediately after the ETS conference, the SBL annual meeting begins. My co-blogger will be presenting two papers at SBL this year and would covet your prayers.
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Posted on October 27, 2006 by Andrew
Melinda Penner spoke at GodBlogCon on “Blogging As a Winsome Witness.”
Here is a summary of her suggestions.
1. Develop knowledge, wisdom, and character.
2. I’m always an ambassador and my blogging always reflects on another.
3. Have a mission statement that defines what your blog is about.
4. Define the values that you commit to follow in writing your [...]
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Posted on October 9, 2006 by andrew
For those interested in the most recent desiring God conference, Brian Lenney attended and has an excellent commentary on the conference at his blog.
His blog will be very interesting to readers interested in the kinds of issues discussed here. See his recent discussion of Rosie O’Donnell bashing Christianity on the air as well.
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Posted on October 3, 2006 by Andrew
For those of us who were not able to attend the conference, Desiring God has posted the conference audios online.
The Supremacy of Christ and Joy in a Postmodern World
John Piper
Read | Listen
The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Postmodern World
Tim Keller
Read | Listen
The Supremacy of Christ and the Church in a Postmodern World
Mark [...]
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