Pizza is a perfect food. I could eat it every day. I wish I could have studied pizza history. I bet that Pizza is a subject at university now. Jalapeno and pineapple… that could be alright.
Pizza is a perfect food. I could eat it every day. I wish I could have studied pizza history. I bet that Pizza is a subject at university now. Jalapeno and pineapple… that could be alright.
Michael Kruger examines an episode in early church history as a demonstration of how the church applied its understanding of Scripture in response to those who claimed further revelation. An excerpt: …the history of the church (not to mention the Scriptures themselves) demonstrates that such claims of private, direct revelation are highly problematic. Of course, …
David Cook’s latest column for the Presbyterian Church of Australia relates some of “the personal history of Rev Denis Shelton, repeated here as a reminder, encouragement and a warning.” Denis was a minister in the Presbyterian Church of Australia during the 1960s who ran afoul of the (then) theologically liberal mainstream. His crime: After training …
One reason now that it’s over I’m not watching the rolling coverage of the leadership change is that nothing will ever measure up to this. The late Richard Carleton and Bob Hawke. Giants walked the land in those days.
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