Month: January 2016
Radiant Horizon
It took me five hours to create this with the mixing time adding another one. Of all the tunes I’ve… Read more Radiant Horizon
Teaching History With Hitler’s Traitors
This past week I finished reading Susan Ottaway’s 2003 book, ‘Hitler’s Traitors.’ I had borrowed this with the purpose of… Read more Teaching History With Hitler’s Traitors
Barmen, Barth & King: “The Calling to Speak is Often a Vocation of Agony.”
During my undergraduate research into the wide and wondrous theological landscape of Karl Barth’s rejection of natural theology, I came across… Read more Barmen, Barth & King: “The Calling to Speak is Often a Vocation of Agony.”
Five Links: January Edition
It’s been a while since I’ve posted one of these lists. I don’t do enough of them. Starting here, I’m… Read more Five Links: January Edition
Finishing Well: A Tattered Note-book & The Long Road Through Karl Barth’s Dogmatics
With the time constraints and work outside my study of theology and political philosophy, I’ve managed to complete Barth’s Church… Read more Finishing Well: A Tattered Note-book & The Long Road Through Karl Barth’s Dogmatics
New Music: I Am They
Putting together a compilation of songs for a homeschool field trip is always a good reason to look for new music. This… Read more New Music: I Am They
Epiphany 2016: He Will Free Us
‘In Jesus Christ, the fact that the Word became flesh undoubtedly means that, without ceasing to be eternity, eternity became… Read more Epiphany 2016: He Will Free Us
Year in Review: Top Twenty Posts of 2015
Last year was huge. Part turmoil. Part grief. Part adventure. It was my third year in the blogging world and… Read more Year in Review: Top Twenty Posts of 2015
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