Books: Rebecca McLaughlin reviews Richard Dawkins’ most recent book.
Reading: Tim Challies publishes the 2020 reading challenge.
Venezuela: The economic crises continues as students don’t eat, and teachers go to more lucrative jobs, like painting nails.
Culture: A comedian (Guy Earle) is having a benefit in Toronto to pay for his legal costs since the BC Human Rights Tribunal decided it had jurisdiction to censor his stand up show.
Politics: George Bush promises to keep pressuring China on religious freedom…. but he’s still going to the Olympics.
Theology: A New Book is coming on the question of inerrancy in evangelical circles. (This poor unemployed pastor-type guy would accept gifts)
Study Bible: The Introduction to the Psalms is now available for the ESV Study Bible.
Books: John Polkinghorne reviews some books on atheism.
Emergent Church: John Stackhouse refutes some claims about him in a book by D.A. Carson.
Theology: Is Charismatic doctrine the reason for some of the nuttiness in the movement?
Polytheism: Though Albert Mohler reports that some think all the “religion” problems are only because of monotheism.
Weather: Looks like rain…..Darn, and I was hoping for a BBQ this weekend….
Travel: Sex is discouraged on Singapore Airlines in the new full sized beds.
Fundamentalism: John Piper thanks God for Fundamentalists, even after they censure him. (note: from this story, it seems I’m not a fundamentalist. Who knew?)
Books: Gary Shavey interviews Alister McGrath on his new book, Christianity’s Dangerous Idea: The Protestant Revolution – A History from the Sixteenth Century to the Twenty-First.
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