Sistine Chapel POV
The detail is worth the click thru.
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Peter Berger on the Reformed movement among Southern Baptists
Peter Berger, sociologist of religion and current director of Boston University’s Institute of Culture, Religion and World Affairs, takes note of the growing
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Intertextuality in Literature
How do we distinguish between intertextuality, allusion, and brute plagiarism? Or rather, would Shakespeare have survived turnitin.com? Of course, un-cited quotations are not new.
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A brief history of surf reporting
I am thankful for the surf report in all of its forms. When I started it was in the age of the phone
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Lava Lake at the Nyiragongo Crater
In June 2010, photographer Olivier Grunewald joined a group of scientists to explore and document the Nyiragongo Crater in Africa. In late February the Boston
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Comfort and Seminary
From a piece in today’s RTS newsletter Semper Informanda about the pursuing seminary in a society which glorifies comfort: Watching the news about
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Tunisia and her discontents
Tunisia has its third president in 24 hours, and the weeks-long, country-wide protests against the government continue unabated. From what I have heard from
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Charlotte and Small Injustices
Wronged by a sister: Charlotte’s tearless eyes, pleading face, and expression that says “Really? I mean, really?”
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Church bombings in Egypt and Nigeria
The recent church bombings in Egypt and Nigeria may or may not have been closely coordinated, but either way they do have implications
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The Function of the Holy Spirit in the Church
From John Owen on The Holy Spirit and His Work: And the Spirit of God hath no other aim in granting these his
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