Romans 13:1-7 Rendering Unto Caesar October 27, 2008Scott Redd Click here for audio. Sermon Text: Romans 13:1-7 at CTK, October 26, 2008 WHERE OUR HOPE LIES Good morning. Elliot has been preaching [...]
On Communes and Commuter Conversion July 17, 2008Scott Redd Christian communal set-ups like this one reported in the New York Press inevitably spring up, and I wish them all the best on [...]
Shallow is the New Deep June 18, 2008Scott Redd 1 Here is a smart article by Nicholas Carr from this month’s Atlantic Monthly. I cited it in a sermon last Sunday in reference [...]
The New Revised Gospel of Judas May 24, 2008Scott Redd I recommend Thomas Bartlett’s account of the fallout from last year’s Gospel of Judas fiasco. What is interesting is how the “dream team” [...]
The Denial of Death May 22, 2008Scott Redd In a piece entitled “Why I Had to Lie to My Dying Mother,” Susan Sontag’s son David Rieff relates the painful process and [...]
“Still think it’s so cool?” May 19, 2008Scott Redd 1 With the very probable chance that we will see a Democratic presidential nominee who is a heavy smoker, it might pay to take [...]
Whose Balfour Declaration? Which Intifada? May 14, 2008February 17, 2016Scott Redd Robert Irwin is not lying when he says, “So many academics want the arguments presented in Edward Said’s Orientalism (1978) to be true.” [...]
Katie Couric and Modern Aramaic September 13, 2007Scott Redd 3 The claim that modern Aramaic is the language of Jesus over-reaches a bit, but the dialect of Jesus does belong to the same [...]
The ones that got away September 13, 2007Scott Redd No Thanks, Mr. Nabokov By DAVID OSHINSKY (New York Times) In the summer of 1950, Alfred A. Knopf Inc. turned down the English-language [...]
Fellows Working August 10, 2007Scott Redd 2 Herein lies the first post of a tentative experiment with the blog phenomenon. Can one be more non-committal? Let me try: the title [...]