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Andrew SelbyPhilosophy
I wrote the below to a friend of mine who identifies himself strongly as a leftists. He had originally asked me why I couldn't be sensible about gay
Andrew Selby
A very nice site I stumbled across is “Acton Insitute for the Study of Religious Liberty.” Therein you can find excellent articles and book review by prominent conservative Christian scholars such as Os Guiness and Herb Schlossberg. One piece of […]
Andrew SelbyAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice
My wife, Malea, is an excellent writer and thinker. She has spent much time contemplating and practicing the disciplines and here is what she thinks about them: Spiritual Disciplines: Described
Andrew SelbyBibleEvangelicalismTheology and Practice
Last week I attended a summer class put on by a fairly typical Southern California church on spiritual disciplines. I thought it was cool that they even cared about spiritual
Andrew SelbyEconomics and Business
The German magazine Spiegel ran an article recently attacking the notion that aid to Africa is as effective as commonly conceived. The article argues that aid to third-world African countries fosters an unhealthy dependency and has been proven to be […]
Andrew SelbyChurch
Lately I’ve been reading St. John Chrysostom’s homilies on St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans. A striking feature of Chrysostom’s writings (Chrysostom means “golden mouth” in the Greek for etymologists out there!) is how evangelical they sound! Yes, I mean […]
Andrew SelbyPolitics
On this Fourth of July weekend our great nation remembers those who fought for independence and established our venerable republic. The men who did this did, indeed, have some economic
Andrew Selby
This past week marks the first week of my new job at a great company called Total Financial Solutions, and the reason I think this is noteworthy enough to blog about is the up-close experience of the business world this […]
Andrew SelbyTheology and Practice
Lately I've been doing some reading about predestination and free-will. I think theology is utterly important - after all, how can you have a relationship with someone without
Andrew SelbyBibleTheology and Practice
I was just listening to a lecture by JP Moreland on the doctrine of Biblical inerrancy. A few highlights - these are not comprehensive arguments by any stretch but are aspects
Andrew SelbySports
Those who missed last night's NBA finals game missed quite a fight. When the dust cleared at the Palace in Auburn Hills, Mich., though, the San Antonio Spurs
Andrew SelbyTheology and Practice
A truly excellent devotional I am now reading is 19th century Bible expositor Adolph Saphir's, The Hidden Life. Here are some gems: In the sweet valley of humiliation