Seeing in a Mirror Dimly v2.0! Come and visit the new home!

Well, the time has come (the walrus said), for this little blog to be put to bed.

I've been nerding away, and have gotten quite excited about the prospect of setting up a whole new site and blog, and here it finally is.  I've tried to get a funky featured content bit up there, and there'll be a podcast in the near future too.  Giddy up!

Check it out: Seeing in a Mirror Dimly v2.0

Richard Dawkins and John Lennox Debate

Check it out - Dawkins and Lennox head to head.  I had the privilege of hearing John Lennox speak at my church last year, and I was very impressed with his intellectual might and ability to think on his feet.  It'll be great to hear this.

So, I'll be loading it up now, all ready for after chapel this morning!

Knowledge and Abandonment of the Son

Some food for thought!  Seamus, an ex-Moore College student has posted up a few good thoughts on some aspects of Christology.  These are a stimulating bunch of short readings, and quite helpful too!

What Does the Incarnate Son Know?

What the Son Knows, part II

Thoughts on Patristic Exegesis and Trinitarian Debates

Did the Father abandon the Son?

Here's a short excerpt:

"I want to affirm that the punishment Jesus endures involves separation in terms of fellowship and favour of the Father, but not 'presence', because God is omnipresent, neither 'ontological' separation - the Son cannot be separated from the Father because they are one Substance. Thus, when Jesus dies on the Cross, and dies in his human nature, the Divine Son experiences, mysteriously for the Living God, Death in his Human Nature for sin."

New Themelios Out Now!

The latest Themelios is out now.... In case you haven't heard of it, it's a theological journal sponsored by the Gospel Coalition.  And as a theological student - it's a great resource!  This issues articles include:

1. Editorial | D. A. Carson
2. Minority Report: A Lesson from Peter the Barber | Carl Trueman
3. The Embattled Bible: Four More Books | Robert W. Yarbrough
4. How Far Beyond Chicago? Assessing Recent Attempts to Reframe the Inerrancy Debate | Jason S. Sexton
5. Divine Retribution: A Forgotten Doctrine? | Andrew Atherstone
6. Calvinism and Missions: The Contested Relationship Revisited | Kenneth J. Stewart
7. Pastoral Pensées: Power in Preaching: Decide (1 Corinthians 2:1–5), Part 1 of 3 | Raymond C. Ortlund Jr.
8. Book Reviews | 38 reviews
   1. Old Testament | 5 reviews
   2. New Testament | 10 reviews
   3. history and historical theology | 6 reviews
   4. systematic theology and bioethics | 10 reviews
   5. ethics and pastoralia | 2 reviews
   6. missions and culture | 5 reviews

Check it out - it comes in PDF and HTML format.