Yeah, it’s been a while. I didn’t really go anywhere, I just wasn’t here posting. So, here we go. I will be posting some site updates later, but for now, here are a couple of outstanding recent finds in the blogosphere:
The Evangelical Outpost - Fads and Fixtures: Ten Deadly Trappings of Evangelism
Joe Carter talks about some of the dangerous trends in evangelism that have become so ingrained, they’re now unfortunate fixtures. If you read only one of these links, read this one.
Unity Starts With Defining True Doctrine
Jim Bublitz has a 2-part series on the relationship between doctrine and unity (yes, they go together), quoting the Doctor (Lloyd-Jones, not Who, McCoy, Watson, or Maturin):
Part 1
Part 2
Mom’s Week
Just in time for Mother’s Day, Pulpit Magazine is publishing a series on great mothers of the Bible.
Atheism Debate on Nightline
Apparently Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron debated two atheists on Nightline. I haven’t watched it yet, but Melinda at Stand to Reason provides some interesting analysis.
The State of Post-Modernism
And speaking of Stand to Reason, this post from Brett is pretty interesting. He quotes John Mark Reynolds: “Post-modernism does not exist as a powerful, popular cultural force.”
Attention True Believers…
Dan Phillips tries (and fails) to find the Gospel in Spider-Man 3. I have to point out, though, that I whole-heartedly reject part of his conclusion: “Spider-Man 3 is a fun, expertly-done movie.”
And Lastly…
Everyone seems to be raving about paper wallets, so I guess I’m going to have to be a sheep and put one together for myself.
