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Dr. Russell Moore has some interesting (convicting?) thoughts on unrestricted and unmonitored cellphone usage among our children.  Like virtually everything he writes, it is worth the time to read.  Here is an excerpt… “The formation and discipline of children, after all, is built on the pattern of God’s fatherly discipline of his people (Heb 12:3-11), [...]

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Do you believe that Jesus is the only way to heaven? Jesus does (see Jn 14:6…) But according to a recent study by the Barna Research Group, more and more American evangelicals are rejecting this crucial doctrine. Dr. Al Mohler weighs in on this issue in a recent post which is worth reading.  You can find [...]

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Dr. Carl Trueman never ceases to amaze me.  He is insightful, witty and incredibly smart.  I will admit that sometimes I find his sarcasm a bit much for my taste (maybe that is because I know that I could never get away with it???)  And I must admit that… sometimes… he speaks over my head.  [...]

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9 Marks Ministries has recently posted an audio interview of D.A. Carson conducted by Mark Dever entitled “Observing Evangelicalism.”  These men are two of the sharpest evangelical theologians out there.  Don’t miss this interview!  You can stream it or download it here http://media.9marks.org/. Also new to the internet is an interview of Jerry Bridges by [...]

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Two days ago, I posted a link to an article written by John Frame on whether or not Christians should watch secular movies.  Today, I came across an article over at the Reformation 21 webpage by Adam Parker entitled “Watching Movies to the Glory of God.”  After discussing the various worldviews presented in different secular [...]

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A while back I posted a couple of links to some articles written by Matt Fudge over at the Ikonograph blog analyzing the worldview of the recent Dark Knight movie (found here http://theimageiseverything.wordpress.com/2008/08/03/heath-ledgers-joker-crazy-like-a-fox/ and here http://theimageiseverything.wordpress.com/2008/08/08/sweet-eureka-the-ironically-dark-knight/.)  They are very insightful. However, I would also point you to a recent post by Matt Kaufman over at the [...]

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Matt Fudge over at the Ikonograph blog has posted another article on the worldview implications found in the recent Batman movie,  ”The Dark Knight.”  Like his earlier post on the worldview of the Joker (found here http://theimageiseverything.wordpress.com/2008/08/03/heath-ledgers-joker-crazy-like-a-fox/), this is worth reading… even if you aren’t a Batman fan.  You can find it here http://theimageiseverything.wordpress.com/2008/08/08/sweet-eureka-the-ironically-dark-knight/

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Matt Fudge over at the Ikonograph blog page has a fascinating post evaluating the worldview of the Joker in the recent movie “The Dark Knight.”  Following is a snippet of this interesting article: “In this film, the Joker is the only character who isn’t crazy. “The joker is a character who poses at first simply [...]

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Always insightful… Dr. Albert Mohler weighs in on what schools are supposed to do and what is the purpose of education.  You can find the post here http://albertmohler.com//blog_read.php?id=1183

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Jon Bloom has a great post over at the Desiring God blog contrasting the views of Jesus and Buddha on happiness.  You can find it here http://www.desiringgod.org/Blog/1274_jesus_and_buddha_on_happiness/

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