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Piper’s Retirement
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 27, 2012

John Piper is retiring from his role as Pastor for Preaching and Teaching at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis, where he has served for 32 years since transitioning from seminary professorship. Jason Meyer has been nominated to succeed him, and I admit I have not heard of him. [Read More]
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- john piper
Just as healthcare reform finally starts to work, the Supreme Court appears poised to destroy it
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 27, 2012

http://www.salon.com/2012/03/27/the_obamacare_tragedy/ [Read More]
Chaos in the public square
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 27, 2012

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- maddow
- politics
The Washington Post speaks the truth on climate change
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 26, 2012

Yes, climate change is real. Ostriches ought to pull their heads out of the ground.
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- science
Tennessee education bill
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 24, 2012

Tongue-in-cheek cracks at the state of the state of Tennessee. “Next on the docket… Biology teachers who don’t believe in premarital sex are free to teach students that animals have tiny but elegant weddings before they breed.”
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- science
Greengrass, Volume 6 (a Spotify playlist)
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 23, 2012

Listen to this playlist on Spotify. [Read More]
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- bluegrass
- celtic
- iphone
- music reviews
- spotify
Driscoll goes all Nehemiah on their asses
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 22, 2012

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- abuse
- driscoll
Authority vs. Authorship
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 22, 2012

As part of the current discussion on the origins of the Fundamentalism/Modernism controversy, I present the following paragraph from Charles Augustus Briggs’s address at Union Theological Seminary in 1891, The Authority of Holy Scripture. The third barrier is the authenticity of the Scriptures. The only authenticity we are concerned about... [Read More]
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Briggs on the relationship between the gospel and our obedience to Jesus’ commands
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 21, 2012

Christianity is inconsistent with the present social condition of New York, and the other great cities of the world. We have no right to the name of Christians; we bring reproach on the name of Jesus Christ; we dishonor the God of the Bible, and are stumbling-blocks in the way... [Read More]
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- fundamentalism
- politics
Verbal Inerrancy, Word for Word, or, How Conservative is Fundamentalism, Really?
By Aaron Lord
Posted on March 21, 2012

“[The] antidote to modernism is not Fundamentalism, but Calvinism.” (R. Scott Clark, Recovering the Reformed Confession, p. 47) [Read More]
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- fundamentalism

Piper’s Retirement

Just as healthcare reform finally starts to work, the Supreme Court appears poised to destroy it

Chaos in the public square

The Washington Post speaks the truth on climate change

Tennessee education bill

Greengrass, Volume 6 (a Spotify playlist)

Driscoll goes all Nehemiah on their asses

Authority vs. Authorship

Briggs on the relationship between the gospel and our obedience to Jesus’ commands

Verbal Inerrancy, Word for Word, or, How Conservative is Fundamentalism, Really?