(tongue firmly in cheek on the title, in case you’ve never heard of him) Samuel Johnson’s first essay in The Rambler: “No. 1. Difficulty of the first address. Practice of the epick poets. Convenience of periodical performances.” “I hope not much to tire those whom I shall not happen to please; and if I am …
Can one blog about this article? At Christianity Today, “Not Many of You Should Presume to Be Bloggers,” by John Dyer Theology Before Facebook, Theology After FacebookThroughout the history of public theological debate, there was one constant—those debates only took place between a few select people—Moses, Plato, Augustine, Aquinas, and so on—who gained respect through …
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Will Hatfield and others have begun a blog in conjunction with the GARBC young leaders group called The Quest. Looks like it could be a good venue for dialogue. Check it out.
