-
Order your copy today! -
Recent
-
Categories
- Banjo
- Business
- Church
- Eldredge
- Epistemology
- Exploring the Twain
- Faith, Science & Doubt
- Fiction
- Good News
- Humor and/or Sarcasm
- Letter to a Christian Nation
- Liberal Logic
- My Own Personal Religion
- New Covenant Law
- NT Wright
- Philosophy
- Photography
- Politics/Current Events
- Random Thoughts
- Reviews
- Romans 1:22
- Spiritual stuff
- The Call
- The Daniel Amos Chronicles
- The Freedom of Speech Awards
- The Ghana Experience
- The Gospel
- The Gospel Uncensored
- The Liturgy
- Theological Musings
- This I know
- Thoughts on Tribalism
- Unboxing God
- Uncategorized
- Webber
Category Archives: The Daniel Amos Chronicles
How am I entitled? Let me count the ways …
I was extremely tempted to write today about dear old retiring U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan, and about how he is nearly equal to John Kerry, as far as making stupid statements whenever he opens his mouth goes. However, I … Continue reading
Entitlement for Fun and Profit
I know what I want I know what I need I want a miracle I know what I need I know what I want, I know what I need, give me (A new car!) I’m one of the king’s kids … Continue reading
The Entitlement Myth and Liberal Logic
I love it when my themes come together. That is, except when it’s in response to negative situations, as unfortunately is the case at present. I’ve been writing on the issue of “The Entitlement Myth” and will continue the theme … Continue reading
A note about exegesis & hermenuetics
I have not attended seminary (which is probably obvious to some of you). I have not taken any class on either exegesis or hermeneutics. I don’t read Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic or Latin; at times I barely speak English. However, I … Continue reading