So, without further ado, here is Ezra the teacher taking a firm stand (uh oh, is he getting this from me?) with his imaginary students.
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Author: condreybj
B.J. Condrey was born in the small town of Winnsboro, Texas in 1978. He is a husband to Allison Condrey and a father to Ezra Condrey. After serving as a pastor in the local church in various capacities for over a decade, he began teaching philosophy. He has a B.A. in both Psychology and Philosophy as well as a M.A. in Philosophy. He has taught philosophy at four different schools including Whitworth University and Gonzaga University. He and his family now live in Edinburgh, Scotland where he received a partial scholarship to work toward his doctorate in the School of Divinity at the University of Edinburgh.
Aristotle: Holiness Without a Mediator
So while Aristostle and Christians both embrace the theological notion that perfection and imperfection cannot cohabitate, this is not where the story ends in the Christian faith.
Oxfam Bookstore Conversation: “The Pleasure of Ownership”
The feel of a hardback, the beauty of an older book sitting on shelf, the smell of the pages in an older book, and the sound of paper as you turn the pages all contribute to the cultivation of a love for reading.
Philip Melanchthon: The Mirror of Desire in Relation to the Commands of Christ
"There is an inverse relationship between the apparent oddity of his commands and my desire to do what he says."
Patience: a Form of Suffering
The main reason I am writing this blog is because I want you to read something that I read today that really hit my heart.
The Distinction Between the Intellectual and Emotional Problem of Evil
I am almost finished with writing the unit titled "The Problem of Pain" for the C.S. Lewis course. In the first assignment, I include a short video by William Lane Craig. He is one of the best Christian apologists in the world. Like Oxford Mathematician and Christian apologist John Lennox, he does more than reason [...]
Great Article by National Geographic: plastic is killing the planet
What if God cares about more than just the internal state of your heart? What if the planet matters? Click on this link if you want to be challenged. We can all do something and then encourage others to do the same. apple.news/Avn2C4J_gRAiXXX72Qu8WWA
