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Monthly Archives: April 2008
A battle hymn for truth, justice and the Pope’s way
Whether by omission or commission, not a word was written here about the Pope’s recent visit to the United States. Frankly I don’t have the context to fairly speak about Roman Catholicism and the role of the Pope. My exposure to the Roman Catholic Church is limited to a few months of attending different services [...]
Posted in eschatology, prophecy, religion 6 Comments
Cosmic recoil and cretaceous chickens
A couple of headlines from the world of science caught my attention this evening:
Huge black hole catapulted through space
Black hole exiting its home galaxy spotted for first time
A colossal black hole has been spotted exiting its home galaxy, kicked out after a huge cosmic merger took place. [...] When two colliding galaxies finally merge, it [...]
Posted in science 2 Comments
The 7th day: work and rest in Hebrews 4
Last week I was reading a bit in Hebrews and paused for a while over chapter 4, where the author describes our future prize in the context of God’s Sabbath rest:
[1] Therefore, while the promise remains of entering His rest, let us fear so that none of you should miss it. [2] For we also [...]
Posted in Uncategorized, scripture study 17 Comments
A few additions to the library
As if I didn’t have enough to read and not enough time to do so, I’ve ordered a few more titles to explore:
Resounding Truth: Christian Wisdom in the World of Music
Jeremy S. Begbie
Baker Academic (2007)
ISBN: 0801026954
I’d actually seen this book in Baker’s catalog last fall at a theological book fair, but didn’t pursue it. However, [...]
Posted in Uncategorized, books, theology 1 Comment


Genesis 1 as functional creation, not structural days