Monthly Archives: June 2010

Grudem at Bishopsgate

Posted on June 30, 2010 by Lauri Moyle

Wayne Grudem, of systematic theology fame and one of the editors of the ESV ticked all the right boxes in his talk on why Christians need to be involved in politics at St. Helens Bishopsgate on Thursday the 24th. When I … Continue reading →

Posted in church, politics | Tagged Christian Institute, Martin Luther King Jr., Political Theology, Social Gospel, St. helens Bishopsgate, Systematic Theology, The Myth of a Christian Nation, Theological politics, Wayne Grudem, Zondervan | 9 Comments

Can you handle the freedom?

Posted on June 22, 2010 by Lauri Moyle

I am working on my dissertation. Somewhere along the line I stumbled on David Bentley Harts essay for First Things from 2003 entitled Christ and Nothing. It can be found here for free. This quote, among others, jumped out at … Continue reading →

Posted in church, comedy, humor, Humour, subversion | Tagged cosmic joke, David bentley Hart, God, humour, Nihillism | Leave a comment

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Can you handle the freedom?

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