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In Defense of the Ordinary
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In Defense of the Ordinary

ByHenry Neufeld

In preparing for my Sunday School lesson tomorrow I read some very high sounding words about settling for less: pleasure rather than joy, vengeance rather than justice, sentiment rather than beauty, and so forth. The source was N. T. Wright, quoted in the introduction to theĀ  Cokesbury Adult Bible Studies Uniform Series for the Summer…

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Links: Some C. S. Lewis on Christmas

ByHenry Neufeld

Thomas Hudgins provides samples: here, here, and here. For those who may not know, Thomas Hudgins is the lead translator for the Spanish edition of David Alan Black’s intorductory Greek grammar, Aprenda a Leer el Griego del Nuevo Testamento, which we expect to start shipping around mid-January 2015. If I can find the time, I’m…

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Christian Carnival #198

Byhneufeld

has been posted at The Minor Prophet. In this week’s carnival Josiah Concept Ministries both tipped me off to, and responded to, an atheist, VJACK, who is reading the Bible through and commenting. Both posts make good reading. But the final comment in VJACK’s post is pretty interesting: Don’t get me wrong – I’m glad…

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Just What the Bible Says – Again

Byhneufeld

By reading the new Methoblog portal, I located an entry The Use and Misuse of the Bible . Most of this is a quote of a sermon by A. Allen Brindisi at Davidson College Presbyterian Church, which you can read here, though there is a substantial quote in the blog entry. To quote from the…

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Quote: Philosophers Talk in Obscure Ways

ByHenry Neufeld

I thought of this quote as I was preparing for my study on John tonight: Philosophers sometimes appear to talk in obscure ways. They do so because they take into consideration what people often overlook. If a poet (Longfellow) can say, ā€˜things are not what they seemā€™, the philosopher will give reasons why. The fact…

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  1. You could call your blog:

    The Underground Bible Lucubration
    Biblically Renewing Your Mind
    Conversations With The Word
    Biblical Noodling With Neufeld
    Talking Through The Bible
    Biblical Lucubration
    Cogitating The Word
    Elucidating the Logos
    Comtemplating The Code
    In The Garden With God
    Studying The Word-Centric Life
    Reasoning The Season
    Seasoning The Word
    Biblical Mind Meld
    The Word Be With You
    or
    You can stick with what you have… šŸ˜‰

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