The Painful Joy of Academia
From Piper’s book, Think: The Move of ’79 After twenty-two years of nonstop formal education and six years of college … Continue reading The Painful Joy of Academia
Author: Christopher Duncan
Born in Utah, 1976.
Clean Contrary
Not a blanket-endorsement of Richard Baxter (which is known to all who are acquainted with how I’ve berated poor Mister … Continue reading Clean Contrary
Gospel implications of Creationism
As written by Marc in the previous post concerning things such as “intelligent design” and “creationism”: But what if creationism … Continue reading Gospel implications of Creationism
Intelligent life on the issue of intelligent design
The following is a “guest post” by a brother in Christ: To Darren M. Allen: I would like to respond … Continue reading Intelligent life on the issue of intelligent design
Interesting comments by David Berlinski
The following is my transcription of some excerpts from a Hoover Institution (“Uncommon Knowledge”) interview with David Berlinski. Not a … Continue reading Interesting comments by David Berlinski
Evidence?
[A slightly edited (e.g., grammar, error in spelling) e-mail correspondence from 2008.] Chris: Here are just a couple of links … Continue reading Evidence?
Place of Deliverance?
Now I saw in my Dream, that the highway up which Christian was to go, was fenced on either side … Continue reading Place of Deliverance?
Think: Blurbs
The complete title of John Piper’s book is Think: The Life of the Mind and the Love of God. Here … Continue reading Think: Blurbs
Unseemly Sights and Bawdy Ballads
“Men are provoked to lust either by hearing or reading of dishonest ditties and bawdy ballads; or by looking on … Continue reading Unseemly Sights and Bawdy Ballads
The Man in the Iron Cage
Now, said Christian, let me go hence. Nay, stay, said the Interpreter, till I have shewed thee a little more, … Continue reading The Man in the Iron Cage
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