An informal debate on the resurrection of Jesus, which began as a continuation of comments on my blog, “Can We Still Believe the Bible?” (http://danielbwallace.com/2014/03/24/can-we-still-believe-the-bible/), has turned into a formal debate. I think you’ll find it most interesting! Here’s the link:
Bill Johnson’s Testimony on Revival
Three Keys to Strenghen yourself in the Lord — Bill Johnson
Reasons To Believe : Quantum Mechanics and the Nature of Reality
Ennio Morricone “On Earth as it is in Heaven”
Ennio Morricone — On Earth as it is in Heaven (In Concerto – Venezia 10.11.07)
Gregory-Aland 1761: A Gospels Manuscript?
We have a team from CSNTM working at the National Library of Greece in Athens this summer. A big team—from seven to nine people at any given time. The work is both exhausting and exhilarating. Handling precious documents all day long, while trying to produce accurate, aesthetically-pleasing photographs, can be emotionally draining work. But every new day the teams are ready for more.
Counting Quires
One of my tasks is to count quires. A quire is, medievally speaking, eight leaves or four double-leaves (bifolia) laid down, then folded vertically in the middle. These leaves then form a quire and they are sewn into the binding at the crease. Some scribes numbered their quires by writing, in very faint and small ink, the number of the quire on either first page (recto) or last page (verso) of a quire. Then, when it came time to stitch all the quires together they…
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Planned Parenthood Selling Fetal Parts — Jonah Goldberg | National Review Online
Church, Heresy, and Pure Religion – The New Atlantis
Newton suggested that the universe was the divine analogue of the part of the brain (the “Sensorium”) that allowed humans to think and to be aware of the outside world, with the difference that God perceived things “by their immediate presence to himself,” without the mediation of sense organs, nerves, and brain. In a second analogy between the infinite power of God and the nature of mortals, he stated that God’s creative powers “to form and reform the Parts of the Universe” were massively greater than the capacity of humans to move their own bodies.
St. John One: One 