December 19, 2007Posted by Roger Overton Take a stand for the Truth! Tell Hilary there is nothing wrong with home made cookies: http://swiftkidsfortruth.org/FoxNews posted 21 questions and answers about Mormonism today. The answers were provided by “The Church.” Unfortunately, the answers are at best deceptive and this worked out to be a great piece of propaganda for them. Rob Bowman provides [...]
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November 28, 2007Posted by Roger Overton Abraham Piper wrote a nice post on the importance of being a kind Calvinist. Personally, I've met about as many unkind non-Calvinists as Calvinists, but for whatever reason, the stereotype against Calvinism holds far more weight. (HT: Coram Deo)Apologist Rob Bowman has entered the blogosphere through Parchment and Pen and his first post is a [...]
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November 24, 2007Posted by Roger Overton Here are some audio selections from the conferences I've attended over the past month. C.S. Lewis: The Man & His Work, October 26-27, 2007 at SEBTS. (courtesy SEBTS)Walter Hooper: “Walter Hooper's Work as Editor of C.S. Lewis Works“ Bruce Edwards: “C.S. Lewis: America's Bonny Fighter“ Walter Hooper: “C.S. Lewis: Reflections about the Man“ James Como: [...]
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November 16, 2007Posted by Amy Hall The writers' strike is nothing. Just think about how things used to be for Jack Bauer. Seriously, how did we live like this? The scary part is that the actual 24 started only seven years after 1994. That's almost the same amount of time between now and the first episode of the series in 2001. Where [...]
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November 13, 2007Posted by Roger Overton This week is ETS- a fun academic conference where hundreds of papers are read each year by top evangelical scholars. What makes the conference even more exciting is that most Christian publishers are there offering at least 50% off their books. Last year I came prepared with an extra suitcase and came home with 52 [...]
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November 8, 2007Posted by Amy Hall John Mark Reynolds had some good advice about how to not burn out as a blogger. He particularly emphasized the need for us to write less about ourselves and more about external ideas. Begin with an outer focus and then reflect on the inner implications. If we do the opposite, the likely result will be [...]
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November 8, 2007Posted by Amy Hall I'm now in Las Vegas at the GodBlogCon. If any of you are here, as well, be sure to find me and say hello! I'm not particularly fond of Vegas…or rather, not at all fond. This place is like a Disneyland without a soul. And seriously, what is that smell of sulfur out there? I'm [...]
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October 31, 2007Posted by Roger Overton Last weekend I had the privilege of presenting my first academic paper at a conference on C.S. Lewis in Wake Forest, NC. The paper is titled- “The Virtuous Case fore Christ: How C.S. Lewis's Theological Virtues Should Aid Christians Living in a Postmodern Culture.” It's available on request if you send me an email at [...]
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October 29, 2007Posted by Roger Overton Congratulations to the 2007 World Series ChampionsThe Boston Red Sox!
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October 25, 2007Posted by Amy Hall The trailer for Season Seven is out. So much for my decision not to watch this season. I honestly didn't think anything could change my mind this time, but how can I not watch after seeing that? I've tried to break up with 24 before but am always lured back by its empty promises. “This time, [...]
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