The Schooley Files

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Scot McKnight asks a very interesting question on Jesus Creed: " Is Emergence the 60s all over again? " Here's a sampling of t...

Just a few metablogging notes here. There seems to be a problem either with Blogger or with Feedburner; I keep getting the most recent 25 po...

Republished without picture, since ImageShack decided to yank my access. No new content. So put your little hand in mine There ain't no ...

B en Witherington's post, " Was Lazarus the Beloved Disciple? " is an interesting essay, although I must say I remain unconvin...

T he Ecotality blog has a piece on "The High Price of Cheap Gas," basically saying that for both environmental and geopolitical r...

S cot McKnight has been posting on the concept of a "redemptive trend," specifically as it relates to the idea of women in ministr...

Joe Carter has a great post on finding the right husband or wife . It's a review of a book by Alex and Marni Chediak entitled With One ...

My Pastor approvingly cited this article on praying for parking spaces. I tried to comment there, but first CoComments wouldn't work, ...

The Beatles said "All you need is love," and then they broke up. --Larry Norman T here is a very interesting paradox in the Ne...

David Wayne has a great post on daring to be a sinner . I'm firmly convinced that the major problem with the Church today is that we...

I don't make New Year's Resolutions, and I've been wondering what to blog on during this week. Douglas Groothuis appears to have...

You've got big dreams? You want fame? Well, fame costs. And right here is where you start paying. With sweat. -- Fame In the future ever...

A s a response to my post, "Faith Validates Baptism," I received an email from someone interested in the history of believer'...

This is one of the funniest things I've read in a long while. Trying to figure out what to disagree with David Wayne about, Adrian Warn...

J ustin Taylor discusses Wayne Grudem's second thoughts about churches allowing individual pastors and families to make the decision re...

T he versions of the nativity given by Matthew and Luke are strikingly different in their details, and we can gain insight from looking at e...

So this is the answer to the great question of Life, the Universe, and Everything. Huh.

I began arguing, at the end of When Did the Wise Men Get There, Anyway? , that it might be instructive to reread the separate accounts of ...

We three kings of Orient are Bearing gifts, we traverse afar Field and fountain, moor and mountain Following yonder star. I was told, growi...