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Back to Biola

Biola has published an analysis and response to the NY Times Magazine piece of a few months ago that highlighted Biola. My brother wrote then that the Times write-up

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Stott for Pope

David Brooks' latest editorial heralds John Stott as an "authentic representative" of evangelicals. It's a good piece that makes Stott sound like his English predecessor

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The Dead Horse...

I'm bringing it back. I'm not the only one who thinks Gnosticism has influenced evangelical theology. From Peter Leithart (someone who has read, oh, just about

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Winds of Rumor...

They are a blowin. I have just spent an hour attempting to find anything about this weeks Evangelical Theological Society meeting in San Antonio and have found nothing substantial. Apparently,

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Gnostic Gambit

My brother’s last move in our game of “Gnostic Chess” was a lengthy and well-reasoned attempt to undercut my original claim that the Evangelical Church (broadly construed) is influenced (implicitly) by Gnostic ideas. Jim attempts to ground the discussion historically […]

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Under the Microscope...

This makes three times in the last year a major news organization has infiltrated “the bubble.” My alma mater, Biola, was featured in this article in the La Times. The first was a radio story on the BBC (one that […]

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Evangelicals and Gnosticism Continued

Once again, I'll move this out of comments on to the main page. Why? Because I'm wordy. Jim said: "You were surprised that such a