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William Ames's Exhortation to Students of Theology
I am speaking in general terms intentionally. We are discussing a theory of theology (or a definition of theology) and its possible effects. These...
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Homage to Ogden Nash
JP, I think you could change bottomus to bottomless; it would be a near-rhyme, and get the sense better, I think. Otherwise — well done.
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The Poetry of William Wordsworth
Thank you, John! It's been a lot of fun digging into it all so far. I knew back when we were going through poems on wildlife and English sonnets...
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Berkhof’s ST on Covenant: Questions
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Preaching (Fred Craddock)
Craddock, Fred B. Preaching. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 2010. I will begin with one caveat: Fred Craddock held to the “New Homiletic,” which saw...
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The Mystery and Marrow of the Bible, God’s Covenants with Man Abridged and Modernized – by...
The Mystery and Marrow of the Bible, God’s Covenants with Man Abridged and Modernized by Francis Roberts (1609–1675) Francis Roberts (1609–1675)...
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FCC Plant Interest Meeting in Northeast Ohio
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