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KATAGRAPHAIS |
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http://www.katagraphais.com |
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English |
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Biblical Studies, New Testament, Theology |
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Katagraphais will be a place where I share ideas, thoughts, and reflections on issues dealing with Christianity, Biblical studies, culture, etc. It is my hope that everything I do is grounded in the Christian worldview, and in order to be so properly grounded, all things must be anchored in the ancient Scriptures which God has revealed to us through the inspired writings. As such, this blog will be a record of the things I am learning (and sometimes relearning!) through Scripture, discussions on the culture we find ourselves living in, and a place to provide links, information, and resources on the reformed faith and cultural commentary. |
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Dempster on Fundamentalism
The last few weeks have been pretty crazy/busy—I wrote a paper on Isaiah 52:13-53:12, then worked on a sermon from Job which I gave this past Sunday, and now I’m working on another paper.
This paper will be looking at the role of creation in worship, primarily creation’s temple role in t
And the Winner is…
The winner of a brand-new NLT Mosaic Bible is…
Katie V.!
Congrats Katie, I’ll be contacting you to find out the best way to get you your Mosaic.
In order to pick a winner, I listed everyone’s name as I got a comment or ReTweet in an excel file. In the picture below, contact info has been redacted for privacy. Literally. After doing that, I went to random.org and used their randomizer to give each contestant a number. The only truly random number assigned was the first one, as each after that would become n-1 chances. (Astute readers will notice that I added extra difficulty, but starting the numb
Happy Birthday, Earth!
In 1650, Archbishop James Ussher published his book “Annals of the Old Testament, deduced from the first origins of the world,” in which he calculated that the date of creation was October 23, 4004 BC, which would make the world 6,013 years old today.
Ussher’s work is usually thought of in two ways today–a laughingstock of science or veritable scripture itself. And as one person pointed out in
Sojourn’s “Over the Grave”
Sojourn Community Church, where I am a member, has just released their newest album nationwide. The album is called “Over the Grave,” and contains songs inspired by and adapted from the hymns of Isaac Watts. Here’s what SojournMusic.com has to say about
Win a FREE NLT Mosaic!
So, I’ve always wanted to do a give-away on my blog, but have never been able to do so. That is, until now. I am giving away a free copy of the The Holy Bible: Mosaic, thanks to the good people at Tyndale House Publishers. How do you get your copy? Well, it’s easy:
All you have to do is comment on this post, giving a reason for why I want to
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