I’m reading some books on the de-churching of America, i.e. the drop in church attendance over the last 50 years. Research being what it is, I know that anything can be proven, but I have my own research tool: the IM readership. Without going into great detail, what have you seen in your own extendedContinue reading “Open Thread: The De-Churching of America: What do YOU Think?”
Monthly Archives: November 2008
Fr. Ernesto Obregon: An Orthodox View of the Issues In Sola Fide
UPDATE: A great way to learn more about Orthodoxy is the amazing selection of podcasts at Ancient Faith Radio. There are 4 pages of podcasts! I have always enjoyed Fr. Reardon. Perhaps some commenters can share their favorite. One of the frequent commenters here at Internet Monk recently is Father Ernesto Obregon, an Orthodox priest.Continue reading “Fr. Ernesto Obregon: An Orthodox View of the Issues In Sola Fide”
Internet Monk Radio Podcast #118
A story to encourage post-evangelicals. Neuhaus on the differences between Evangelicals and Catholics. Our sponsor is New Reformation Press. Great t-shirts, books and reformation resources. Drew Marshall First Things SBC Voices podcast with Michael’s interview Want to be an IM advertiser? Want almost 400,000+ unique visitors with close to 4.5 million page views so farContinue reading “Internet Monk Radio Podcast #118”
Riffs: 11:13:08: My Response to Scot McKnight and “What Evangelicals Do Well.”
First, read Scot McKnight’s BeliefNet piece, “What Do Evangelicals Do Well?” I’m not Scot McKnight, and I don’t play him on TV. I’m nowhere in his league on New Testament scholarship and he’s got far more world-wide experience than me in describing evangelicals. He’s written lots of great books and has a classy blog. SoContinue reading “Riffs: 11:13:08: My Response to Scot McKnight and “What Evangelicals Do Well.””
Sola Fide? Yeah, Whatever.
UPDATE: 11:13:08 Open commenting is now over, and moderated commenting will be the norm for the foreseeable future. Expect ACTIVE moderation. Several years ago I wrote an essay on sola fide- salvation by faith alone- that I really liked, but no one else seemed to like. At the time, when I was just starting toContinue reading “Sola Fide? Yeah, Whatever.”
What Just Can’t Be, But Is
TWO roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassyContinue reading “What Just Can’t Be, But Is”
Coffee Cup Apologetics 50
Podcast 50 Bus sign Atheism; Angry Atheist Guy. Bumper Music by Greenroom, “Spy Beats.” The podcast web site is Coffee Cup Apologetics.
Interviews, Interviews, Interviews
I’m getting interviewed all over the place. Must be a very slow time of year. I’m interviewed in the current issue of Modern Reformation magazine’s issue on “Evangelicalism’s Winter.” I’m really proud of this interview. It answers a lot of questions about post-evangelicalism. Special thanks to Eric Landry at MR to be in the sameContinue reading “Interviews, Interviews, Interviews”
Alone, and Not Alone: Meditations From the Evangelical Wilderness
We talk about the evangelical wilderness around here a lot. It’s sometimes academic, and sometimes it’s very personal to all of us. These are some of my thoughts from there today. If God has taught me anything, it’s that you (yes YOU) are out there, and I’m not the only one. This post is forContinue reading “Alone, and Not Alone: Meditations From the Evangelical Wilderness”
Riffs: The Creation Museum in Kentucky, reviewed in the New Yorker (June 2007)
Since we’ve been discussing Adam and Eve, I thought this article on the Creation Museum in Northern Kentucky would be a good follow-up. The picture is the Adam and Eve display in the museum, which is a multi-million dollar facility with state of the art exhibits. It is sponsored by the Answers in Genesis ministryContinue reading “Riffs: The Creation Museum in Kentucky, reviewed in the New Yorker (June 2007)”
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