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Rey’s Reviews: Exegetical Fallacies (Carson) |
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Written by Rey
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Tuesday, 19 July 2005 |
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I have the second edition of this book so my comments are directed at that volume. |
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What Do Anti-“Anti-Intellectualism”ists Want? |
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Written by Rey
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Monday, 18 July 2005 |
I don’t like the term “Anti-Intellectual”. It seems to say that whoever
is “anti-intellectual” embraces being dumb. I wonder if the term
should be anti-scholarship…since that seems to be the mindset. Be that
as it may, some have raised concerns about Biblical anti-intellectualism…but
why? What do they want?
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Much Ado About Nothing (and Book Reviews) |
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Written by Rey
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Sunday, 17 July 2005 |
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Reading.
I do a bunch of it and I readily admit that I don’t do enough of it. I’m often
upset when I don’t get to read my Bible or if a book sits on my computer or if
I finally do invest some time in reading a book it winds up severely stinking.
Can’t stand that. I need a poll-site for books. |
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Uplook Fridays:The Placarding of Christ |
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Written by Uplook.Org
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Friday, 15 July 2005 |
Bishop Lightfoot has a good word in place of the phrase "evidently set
forth."(Gal 3:1) It is the word placarded. The Lord and His atoning work on the
cross had been placarded before these Galatians. The message of His
Person and work had been clearly demonstrated before them. But now they
were falling back to the legalism of the Old Covenant. “O foolish
Galatians!” What folly is this to leave Christ for Moses—the gospel for
the law—justification by the righteousness of Christ which brings such
solid comfort, for justification by the works of the law which could
only bring their souls into bondage. The apostle was so astonished as
to call them foolish or senseless.
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The Error of Infant Baptism |
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Written by Rey
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Thursday, 14 July 2005 |
Baptizing infants. Why is it done? Is it Biblical? Does it matter?
Jollyblogger did a series on it some time ago and I carefully avoided
speaking about the subject so as not to become a bandwagon-jumper.
Currently dealing with baptism I am brought to the point to discuss
this matter that many Christians, both Protestant and Catholic, hold
dear.
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Written by Rey
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Monday, 11 July 2005 |
Somebody pointedly asked me “Can God have a plan B?” as his coup de
grace ending the discussion that everything happens because God
purposefully makes it happen. His main thrust was that the Fall of Man
was a good thing because aspects of God would never have been seen if
it weren’t for the fall and thus God wouldn’t have been receiving that
due glory. Now that got me thinking.
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