October 2010
24 posts
Governors and the Ministerium →
Oct 31st
Boldly Revived →
Oct 29th
Oct 28th
Verbose Offertory Rituals →
Oct 28th
“But for holy Davids Psalms, the grace of the holy Spirit hath so ordered it,...”
– Anthony Sparrow, ‘The Psalms’, in A Rationale on the Book of Common Prayer of the Church of England
Oct 27th
Exocentric Responsory? →
Oct 22nd
J. I. Packer on Puritan Evangelism →
Maybe Nevin was wrong about the Puritans.
Oct 21st
Reforming Donne? →
Oct 20th
Oct 19th
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“It was indicated to [ordinands at an ordination service] that while kneeling and...”
– A 1985 letter received by the Anglican bishop of Pittsburgh from a priest in his diocese
Oct 19th
Oct 15th
1,516 notes
Why Use Motets? →
Oct 14th
Ran →
Oct 13th
Hollow and Stuffed →
Oct 12th
Oct 11th
45 notes
Oct 11th
85 notes
Marc Kim's Life ha HA!: Sociology →
chorean: I realize why I don’t enjoy Sociology very much. Sociology is theoretical, and is not hands-on. It’s all study and thought instead of getting your hands dirty. My mother studied Soc as a BA, but decided to do Public Health and Social Work after, since she felt Soc was not engaging enough. So that… I agree with one of the commenters. The point of studying theory is that everyone,...
Oct 11th
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“If you are a preacher of grace, then preach a true and not a fictitious grace;...”
– Martin Luther, in a letter to Philip Melanchthon
Oct 11th
Statements of Faith: Needed, but Subordinate →
Oct 7th
Am I Still an Evangelical Christian? →
Oct 5th
“‘Sir, I understand that you are called an Arminian; and I have sometimes been...”
– Charles Simeon’s record of a conversation with John Wesley
Oct 5th
“In common parlance, it is accepted that a born again Christian is a Protestant...”
– Philip J. Lee, Against the Protestant Gnostics (Oxford University Press US, 1993), 164
Oct 5th
Merits of the Older Language →
Oct 3rd
Why Struggle? →
Oct 2nd