You can find his notes on Energion.net.
During Lent we’re offering a series of topics during our Tuesday night hangouts that are designed to help us think more about the season (including Easter, which is where it leads). We began with Lent: Season of Sorrow, in which I talked with author William Powell Tuck, who has written quite a bit about the…
Friday night was an evening of art at Northstar Church in Panama City, FL. It was at this annual event that Lee Baker chose to debut his book, noise flash, a collection of poetry about people, places, and things. Surrounded by friends, family, and new acquaintances, Lee signed books and greeted all who came to…
. . . on Grief: Finding the Candle of Light. This will allow posting of the final two parts of the home video of Henry and Jody Neufeld discussing the book and grief in general.
From Christianity and Secularism by Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. Based on their own writings and actions, those who wrote and passed the first amendment did not see it as completely separating church and state, but rather, they saw it as prohibiting the establishment of a national religion. Not only was this the view of the founding…
Available at A Pilgrim’s Progress. The focus of this review is hermeneutics, with an emphasis on the consistency of Dr. Black’s use of the New Testament. Update: Eric Carpenter continues with notes on Discipleship.
Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., author of Energion title Preserving Democracy, was interviewed earlier this week on WSAU in Wausau, Wisconsin. Preserving Democracy was the first title in our Political and Social Sciences category. The second, Faith in the Public Square by Robert D. Cornwall will be released in February 2012.
