No, not I but someone far better at this sort of thing, Christopher Heard of Higgaion. See The God Delusion, chapter 2, sections 1-3 I will follow Stephen Cook (whose post led me to this review) and point out this prescient quote. I am ready to assume that Dawkins has […]
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Johnny Hart is always good for an interesting Christmas/Easter comic: Notice the “Merry Birthday Jesus” in second panel.
It is with great sadness that I pass along the news of the death of a colleague from PSU. The email I received says, With great sorrow I report that Bill Petersen passed away last evening, December 20, in Pittsburgh. His partner, Mark Biedrzycki, has announced that plans for a […]
From the Schreyer Student Blog Adam has posted his project. My final project for my video production class. Christian Rocks On the top right of the page, the movie called “Christian Rocks” should be in the little media player… but i shouldn’t have to explain that because we’re honors kids […]
Sort of. No, really, I couldn’t have said it better myself, so I won’t. Atheists vs. Liberals Heave an egg outside a Pullman window anywhere in the United States today, and you will probably hit an atheist. In fact, I hope you do. There is a new prominence of what […]
What do you all make of this post on the Chronicle of Higher Ed forum? I will give me 2¢ right up front. I would not (and do not think it is appropriate) include one’s religious convictions on a syllabus. It certainly isn’t relevant to Accounting (the faculty member’s discipline). […]
I came across these “Parodies of the Mac/PC commericals from Community Christian Church.” I am in doubt as to whether I agree with the theology that seems to be behind them (their closing tag is “Christian no more”) but they are clever and I certainly want to be hip like […]
I also want to note that Alex Golub’s article brings up one point that I have made often and yet do not see discussed in theological terms very much (if at all). The original grounding event of the Last Supper thus becomes the source of a metaphorical identification. This is […]
I am not sure how I missed This article at Inside Higher Ed from Nov. 2, but it is great! Not only do I (more or less) agree with what he says, it is very witty and has some of the best one liners. He begins: Inside Higher Ed’s recent […]