History Wars Part II
A couple months ago, in commenting on Lincoln the movie and some arguments it had triggered, I promised to return to a similar controversy over
James Bratt
February 1, 2013
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A couple months ago, in commenting on Lincoln the movie and some arguments it had triggered, I promised to return to a similar controversy over
I learned preaching and worship leadership from masters of the art. Their classes were captivating and remain some of the most memorable of my seminary
I reported in my last post about the flurry of activities that is occurring these days around the work of the writer Frederick Buechner. This
I went somewhat under duress, trying to be a good husband. One child wondered how dad “deigned” to go. The other told us she “fell
I snapped this photo from my seat at the Washington, D.C. restaurant where I had brunch with a friend last Sunday. I admired the
And now, another episode in our continuing series: Logical Fallacies in Public Discourse. This week: false dichotomy. I really must apologize to the whole of
I showed them this old picture, something the turn-of-the century on the Rosebud, most of the kids outfitted in blankets, traditional garb. We talked about
I’ve come rather late to this whole Downton Abbey phenomena, only recently having seen any of the show. At the urging of one of my
Image from University of Cambridge Recently I was in a Scriptural Reasoning (SR) group lead by Dr. Peter Ochs who developed SR some twenty years
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