Links
March 24, 2005 Posted by Roger Overton
If you haven't already, please update your links to direct to www.ateamblog.com. We'll be switching to a new blog host soon and www.ateamblog.com will point you to the right place.
Take a trip over to Doug TenNapel. He is the creative genius behind such novelties as Earthworm Jim and Creature Tech (as well the better Five Iron Frenzy album covers). He's started blogging regularly and is quite the pro. While I don't agree with every point in his latest post, “Fan Mail”, he says so many things I wish I could say (but can't without comming off as hateful or arrogant). Also see “Cookie Ethics.”
Curt Schilling recently spoke with Marvin Olasky about making his faith known during last season's playoffs. It's about time I have a new favorite ballplayer. Friday he'll ptich against his first major league team, the Twins, since his surgery. Only 9 days until regular season!
Yesterday Baptist Press News slammed the Emergent Church. Brett Kunkle of Stand to Reason has refuted McLaren's claims that Emergent is more of a conversation than a movement.
Dr. Edmund Clowney passed away on Palm Sunday. Justin Taylor has posted a list of Dr. Clowney's great works.
I just discovered Victor Reppert's blog. He wrote a great book on C.S. Lewis's Argument from Reason. Unfortunately he misunderstands Calvinism, but many do.
Related posts:
- ETS 2006- Brett Kunkle: Essential Concerns Regarding the Emerging Church
- What is the Emergent Church?
- Links
- Brett Kunkle's Paper Available
- Revenge of the Links
- The Phantom Links
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April 3rd, 2005 at 11:12 pm
by Micah at 05:46AM (PST) on Mar 25, 2005
Thanks for the links, I especially like the last one.
Just out of curiousity, have you ever come across someone who you think understood Calvinism and still disagreed with it?
Re: Links
by Murdock at 07:40AM (PST) on Mar 25, 2005
That's hard for me to answer. I've only been a Calvinist for a few months now. I would say though that there are many on the Calvinist side who seem to misunderstand Arminianism. As with so many things they often talk past one another.