The last two Sunday mornings at church I’ve seen some lengthy strings of genitives. Last week was 1 Timothy 6:14, and this week was James 2:1. I remembered seeing some even longer ones in the past, so I thought I’d do a quick search and see what I would come up with. This was pretty […]
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A Case of Major Plagiarism
The weekend before Christmas I was doing some reading and research on the Trinity (which is what I spend most of my weekends doing), and I stumbled across something in a journal article that sounded very much like something I had read in a systematic theology book. So I opened the book to compare, and […]
Wanted: A Dutch-to-English Translator
Yesterday I stumbled across Kuyper’s dogmatic theology, Dictaten dogmatiek: College-dictaat van een der studenten, on Princeton’s digital online library. By the subtitle, it appears to be dictations from one of his students. I really wish I knew even enough Dutch to work through some of this with profit. Better yet, I wish I knew someone […]
GAudi: Google’s Audio Indexing
Google’s new audio indexing, GAudi, looks very promising. Finally the ability to find what you’re looking for in audio or video without listening to the whole thing! This has huge potential for sermons and lectures and could really make audio and video more accessible sources for academic research. I wish I had access to this […]
Free Matthew, Mark CBC Commentary from Logos
In an effort to promote the Cornerstone Biblical Commentary series, Logos is giving away the Matthew, Mark volume by David L. Turner and Darrell L. Bock for free—no strings attached! Make sure to use coupon code CORNERSTONE. NOTE: If you don’t already have a Libronix Customer ID, make sure to download the free Libronix engine […]
Resources on the Problem of Evil
I’ve seen several treatments of the problem of evil around the blogosphere recently. Interview with John Frame on the Problem of Evil Andy Naselli at Between Two Worlds The Logical and Emotional Problems of Evil Andy Naselli at his Theology blog The Problem of Evil, Suffering, and Pain C. Michael Patton at Parchment and Pen […]
Van Til on Barth—and Doctrinal Sins
Those who are familiar with the writings of Cornelius Van Til are well aware of his strong criticism of Barth’s theology. He takes Barth to task in Christianity and Barthianism and The New Modernism: An Appraisal of the Theology of Barth and Brunner and avers that Barth’s theology is “in all fundamental respects . . […]
“John Owen Today” Conference
The nine speakers are set for the John Owen Today conference, which will be held on 19–22 August 2008 at Westminster College in Cambridge. Willem van Asselt, Utrecht University, Holland Stephen R Holmes, St Mary’s College, University of St Andrews, UK Michael S Horton, Westminster Seminary, California, USA George Hunsinger, Princeton Theological Seminary, New Jersey, […]