When a thought captures my attention, I tend to find lots of related ideas throughout the daily activities & thoughts of my life. Here is my latest example. Recently Don Miller posted about relationship rather than right belief/theology being what “it” [Christianity] is all about. My previous post made reference to this post, and I [...]
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evils of specialization
Friday, 21 May 2010
Here is some food for thought: It is noteworthy that modern Platonists, almost without exception, are ignorant of mathematics, in spite of the immense importance that Plato attached to arithmetic and geometry, and the immense influence that they had on his philosophy. This is an example of the evils of specialization: a man must not [...]
tim keller on breaking idols
Tuesday, 28 April 2009
I came across a great presentation by Tim Keller recently. I would highly recommend checking it out. He spoke at the Gospel Coalition national conference. They have recorded all the presentations and have them all available for free on their site. I would highly recommend checking some of them out. Tim Keller spoke on “The [...]
the gift: christ & derrida
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
One question which has been circling in my head lately is the possibility of a universal salvation, in the sense that Christ really did die for everyone and through that every has been/will be justified before God now and also on that future judgment. What has spurred this conversation with myself is reading Romans 5. [...]