Thursday, August 20, 2009
A remedy against dumbness
If you haven't read Exegetical Fallacies by Dirty Don, you should - it's really good. Need to have your thinking cap on though.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(192)
-
▼
August
(63)
- Calling
- Learning a language the non-overwhelming way
- Demons
- Don't take my word for it
- Above and below
- Christ as Ancestor?
- Reconciliation after genocide
- Useless Beauty
- Adult Ed churchy style
- Aesthetics and worship
- Dangers in trying to properly apply the Bible
- Theology for different cultures
- This is not a wise adage
- I like Godot but still . . .
- A remedy against dumbness
- Morbid/Realism
- From WA to Tas
- Why not!
- In spring
- The Australia God sees
- In our local area
- A little charismatic
- God's two wills
- Self satisfied
- Willstown folk
- What's going on with that map?
- Find my family
- Christ centred preaching
- Contextualising theology
- Seeing the light //2
- Seeing the light //1
- A genuinely good evening
- Not born yet
- Out of character
- Immaturity
- Arrogance
- Moleskins
- What persecution looks like in the West
- How do you know if you can hack being a missionary?
- Vertical partnerships
- The horse's mouth
- Get lost and die
- Private epiphanies
- Actually . . .
- Theology
- Right and Left
- Putting your elbows on the table and swearing
- Comments working now
- Let's have couple's conferences
- Punjab
- Power?
- Hard core mentoring
- The Mind of God
- Religious education in schools
- Respect
- What are they smoking in Scotland?
- Street Art
- Partnership
- Interconnectedness
- Globalisation
- A global view
- We haven't got it all together and we need prayer
- Dystopia . . .
-
▼
August
(63)
Links
About me
- fional
- Fiona is a proud Tasmanian who now calls Chile home. Both Hobart and Santiago sit beneath mountains, but the mountains are very different and their cities too. With God's help, Fiona will help her Chilean sisters make sense of the Bible, get to know its Author better and learn what it means to live as loved, forgiven people.
Search This Blog
Posts
2010 Chapter The First - Powered by Blogger
Blogger Templates created by Deluxe Templates
Based on Tumbrl by Max
Blogger Templates created by Deluxe Templates
Based on Tumbrl by Max
2 comments:
Think I should make my students read it this year? Like as I'm teaching them Greek?
Hmmm maybe! I'd have a flick through and pick out the points that speak directly to the Greek (some are more concerned with dumb *logic*) and that might be at a suitable level for your students. It's probably too advanced for beginning students, but depends on your teaching approach . . .
Post a Comment