I Just Love Rules, Don't You? Part One
Note: This chapter is from Damsels in Distress and is reprinted by permission from P&R Publishing (Phillipsburg, NJ). This chapter is being reprinted in two parts.
by Martha Peace
CBTS Makes More Bauder Audio Available
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Central Seminary has uploaded some new audio content from their president, Kevin Bauder.
SI readers may particularly find interesting “Biblical Separatism: A Summary and Report,” Bauder’s report to Fourth Baptist Church of his time at Beeson Divinity School for “Pilgrims in the Sawdust Trail” in October of 2001
SI readers may particularly find interesting “Biblical Separatism: A Summary and Report,” Bauder’s report to Fourth Baptist Church of his time at Beeson Divinity School for “Pilgrims in the Sawdust Trail” in October of 2001
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"It is a sacred movie and a divine revelation in the best sense of these words."
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Ted Baehr’s Movieguide makes a startling claim for the upcoming Hollywood release The Nativity Story
HT: Remonstrans
HT: Remonstrans
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China executes 15 members of underground church
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"The older lyrics... help us remember why it is symbolically right, even if historically wrong, to celebrate Christ’s birth in winter."
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Touchstone reminds of the importance of keeping darkness in Christmas
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WEEK TWELVE STANDINGS
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Here are the top five in the SI Fantasy Football League based on win/loss record and most points earned:
1. Brian Cooper (9-3)
2. Jay Camp (9-3)
3. Thomas Pryde (8-4)
4. Frank Sansone (7-5)
5. Michael Snyder (7-5)
1. Brian Cooper (9-3)
2. Jay Camp (9-3)
3. Thomas Pryde (8-4)
4. Frank Sansone (7-5)
5. Michael Snyder (7-5)
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Mohler: "...(T)he movie faithfully presents the main thrust of the Christmas story."
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Albert Mohler reviews The Nativity Story
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"Whatever it is, it's full of total nonsense and vile conversation. I certainly wouldn't want my pastor recommending it."
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Phil Johnson gives a timely quote from John MacArthur on keeping up with Hollywood
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Paul and Logic, Part Three: Grace-Gifts
My wife knows when I want to eat. When she says, “I bet you want something to eat,” I don’t wonder if she has some weird link to my hypothalamus. She has reasoned. She bases this on many things that she knows about me. Among those things: 1) When I don’t eat for a while, I get hungry; 2) I hate bananas.
—Logically:
Premise 1: He wants to eat something when he doesn’t eat for several hours.
Premise 2: He hasn’t eaten for several hours.
Conclusion: He wants to eat something.
—And:
Premise 1: He does not like to eat things that have bananas.
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A Follow-Up to "Patch The Pirate Goes To Hammond"
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L to R: Shelly Hamilton, Ron Hamilton, and Jack Schaap
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