When Scholarship Falls Short
Recently a religious scholar, Walter Brueggemann, died. I have two of his books. He wrote in a thought-provoking way and […]
Recently a religious scholar, Walter Brueggemann, died. I have two of his books. He wrote in a thought-provoking way and […]
It almost seems like when you say the word ‘hymns’ these days it takes on a sentimental sense, or like
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On a recent Sunday I visited (it was just me; Alice was away on a work trip) a new church.
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As I mentioned a few blog-articles ago, we are moving to Oregon. We have finished the move (mostly). We are
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A hard saying if even there was one. How can anyone be perfect, especially perfect as God is perfect? I