Posted on July 27, 2010, in Misc and tagged Early Christian Studies, Genesis 1-2, image of God, Imaginary Jesus, James, Johnathan Edwards, Metaphysics, multitasking, persecution, philosophy, Slavoj Zizek, teaching. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
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Waltke won because he has made news recently.
I think Brewguhmann’s name was just too hard for people to spell.
Or pronounce!
“Waltke won because he has made news recently.”
Well, who wants to pile on a guy who recently got canned from his job?
Hey Marc, thanks for the link to Koinonia. Blomberg’s piece is actually brand new — all-orginal stuff– sorry for the confusion.
And thanks for providing the link to multitasking monks! Much appreciated.
Oh, thanks for the clarification. That’s good to know. It was a helpful piece.
Waltke won because he is the better scholar! 😉
Whoops, forgot a smile face after that one! 🙂