I have been thinking about this for some time now. I don’t do daily devotions. I don’t even get up extra early to pray, I usually get up with enough time to get ready, and go to work. I don’t read my bible in a year, I never have done that. Most of my friends [...]
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I am on this big learning curve with the church fathers, and might I say that I am having a really good time learning. There appears to be a resurgence in the interest of what they had to say, how they lived, and who they were. I say this because of the number [...]
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UPDATE II:
Based on the advise of my friend Nick I decided to stop any further commenting on this site, due to the double blogging that is going on I am locking this one as it stands. If you have any further comments, opinions or what not please post them at GreyCoats. All posts that [...]
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For those of you that have been waiting for the ESV Study Bible, they have setup a website that gives full description of it. Enjoy!
They will be offering a CalfSkin version of this bible, and all of them are Smyth sewn binding.
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Publisher: B&H Publishing Group
Pub. Date: July 2007
Type: Hardcover
ISBN 10: 080542640X
ISBN 13: 9780805426403
Product #: 001317634
Weight: 3.05 lbs
Trim Size: 6.32 X 9.3 X 2.3
Binding: Hardcover
Price: $49.99
CBD
Amazon
Many thanks to Jim Baird from B&H Academic for the complimentary review copy!
Although I just received it today I wanted to post to say thank you to the publisher, and also [...]
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Book Review - “Learning Theology With the Church Fathers” written by Christopher A. Hall
Well this is my first book review, kind of feels like I am back in school writing a book report (never really like doing that either). I have not been posting as often because I am buried deep in [...]
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There is some great dialog going on at Parachment and Pen on the topic of Historic Christianity. I think it has jump around a bit, as most blog responses due, but the title of the blog was “How Many Beliefs Can One Abandon and Still be Called Christian?” Which people seem to have [...]
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I am taking this course with Dr. Craig L. Blomberg author of the book “The Historical Reliability of the Gospels” It is a total of 16 hours of lecture crammed into 3 days. If any of you have a specific question that you would like me to ask Dr. Blomberg please posted it here and [...]
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I have been reading non-stop regarding this subject. Currently I have two books that I have been reading, one is by The Benefits of Providence
by James S. Spiegel, and What Does God Know and When Does He Know It?: The Current Controversy over Divine Foreknowledge by Millard J. Erickson.
I have dropped “The Benefits of [...]
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