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Some Life Lessons from Mom & Dad – Part Three

By Mick Boersma

Today

I gleaned more wisdom from my parents than any blog could contain, but here are three more lessons that stand out in my mind and heart as I remember Bob & Reka, lovebirds to the end.

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A Short Book Review of One of the Longest Books I’ve Ever Read

By Kenneth Berding

Yesterday

After six months of on-and-off reading, I have just completed N.T. Wright’s book, Paul and the Faithfulness of God.  The book is 1660 pages long if you include the bibliography and indices.  (If you don’t it’s only 50 pages long…just kidding.)  Here are three things ...

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Necessity and the Argument from Contingency

By William Lane Craig

Jul. 18, 2014

In this week's Q & A, Dr. William Lane Craig tackles some questions regarding the Leibnizian cosmological argument.

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What Is a Leader?

By Gary McIntosh

Jul. 16, 2014

People have studied leaders for centuries. To study leaders is to analyze the characteristics of individual people who demonstrate the ability to gather a group of followers. However, the study of leadership is a relatively new discipline dating from about the year 1900. To study leadership is to inspect the ...

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You’re Giving a Toast, Not Making a Roast!

By Ben Shin

Jul. 14, 2014

It’s wedding season and there are many ways to celebrate on that special day for the bride and the groom. One of the best ways to celebrate this occasion is through the traditional toast that is given during the wedding reception. However, I’ve recently seen that what should ...

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Why Don’t I Quote More Women Philosophers or Theologians?

By William Lane Craig

Jul. 11, 2014

Hi Dr Craig

I was wondering today after binge listening your podcast if there are any women theologians or philosophers you read/quote in your arguments/works. I've listened to a great deal of your podcast and read a small handful of your work but I don't remember ...

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