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Simply Put: An anniversary, an ending, and a new beginning

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Everything should be made as simple as possible,. But no simpler. (Albert Einstein). Saturday, April 01, 2006. An anniversary, an ending, and a new beginning. I searched "anniversary" on google images, and this one leaped right out at me:. Happy anniversary to me! I'm a sucker for a woman in high-cut knickers and a halo. One year ago today, I started blogging by posting some thoughts. On the Terri Schiavo controversy. When I started Ragged Glory. Readers won't want to miss my final post. In case some of ...

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Emerging From Babel: Scot McKnight on emerging Christianity

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Scripture is complex and plural, according to Walter Brueggemann. Even the Ten Commandments immediately generated two alternate streams of interpretation. Thus our deepest obedience cannot be to an absolute norm but to the biblical texts themselves. The texts constantly disturb and disorient us. We are never permitted to settle on a final interpretation. We must forever return to Sinai, to interpret and reinterpret the biblical texts anew. Tuesday, November 27, 2007. Scot McKnight on emerging Christianity.

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Emerging From Babel: December 2007

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Scripture is complex and plural, according to Walter Brueggemann. Even the Ten Commandments immediately generated two alternate streams of interpretation. Thus our deepest obedience cannot be to an absolute norm but to the biblical texts themselves. The texts constantly disturb and disorient us. We are never permitted to settle on a final interpretation. We must forever return to Sinai, to interpret and reinterpret the biblical texts anew. Sunday, December 2, 2007. Variant texts of Amos 9:12. Surely Chri...

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Emerging From Babel: Which text?, part 2

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Scripture is complex and plural, according to Walter Brueggemann. Even the Ten Commandments immediately generated two alternate streams of interpretation. Thus our deepest obedience cannot be to an absolute norm but to the biblical texts themselves. The texts constantly disturb and disorient us. We are never permitted to settle on a final interpretation. We must forever return to Sinai, to interpret and reinterpret the biblical texts anew. Sunday, December 2, 2007. Variant texts of Amos 9:12. Surely Chri...

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Biblical Ruminations: May 2006

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A Blog dedicated to biblical studies. Wednesday, May 31, 2006. I've decided to do some random posts every now and then on certain idiosyncrasies dealing with resurrection. The first example deals with a Rabbinic attempt to explain which part of the body the Most High will utilize to resurrect the person. No doubt behind this explanation is also a slight apologetic attempt to deal with circumstances where a Jew's body had been mangled or almost entirely destroyed. Enjoy. Tuesday, May 30, 2006. Since it oc...

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Biblical Ruminations: August 2006

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A Blog dedicated to biblical studies. Thursday, August 31, 2006. Well, this week I started back at Union University. Universalist (though I think annihilationism is a viable option). Why then am I at Union? And though I loved Lambuth and its faculty it did not have the strong foundation in biblical languages that I was seeking and so I transfered. He asked if I was the "blogger.". Friday, August 25, 2006. Thursday, August 17, 2006. The Date of Passover and the Pitfall of Inerrancy: Part 3. At every point...

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Biblical Ruminations: September 2006

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A Blog dedicated to biblical studies. Thursday, September 14, 2006. The Date of Passover and the Pitfall of Inerrancy: Part 5. Now it is time to critique proposition two which states:. The reference in Jn 18:28 to the desire of the Jews to "eat the passover" most probably is a general reference to "celebrating the feast" which probably would have been the. Meal on the Day after Passover, namely, the day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread. (2 Chron 30:21). Kostenberger's argument here is essentially that.

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Biblical Ruminations: July 2006

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A Blog dedicated to biblical studies. Saturday, July 29, 2006. The Proper Starting Point of All Theology. Recently, I stated. My goal of reading more works on systematic theology. I have begun this committment by reading (though intermittently) Robert Jenson's. Systematic Theology: The Triune God. Already I am impressed with Jenson. Why? Because Jenson recognizes the true starting point of all subsequent theological reflection:. My kind of theologian. Wednesday, July 26, 2006. Lord of the Rings". Dale C&...

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Biblical Ruminations: June 2006

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A Blog dedicated to biblical studies. Tuesday, June 27, 2006. The Future Resurrection of the Body: Part VI. Unfortunately, I do not think my last post was too well received. As Q. Pointed out in the comments section of the previous post the notion of the resurrection as Jesus' redemption is eccentric. Furthermore, there are no explicit statements in scripture to support this viewpoint (though see Acts 2:22-27). Because of this, both Q and Michael Bird. To put it as simply as possible, we are affirming th...