Here is an interesting promotion for an e-bookstore. Take a gander.
Big Dragon’s Tooth Giveaway
. . . which you can get to by clicking here.
Like a Duck on a June Bug
Sometime in the next 24, most of you should receive an evite asking you to pre-order the next hard copy of Credenda. Jump on that evite, I say. Jump on it, like a duck on a June bug. We are within a few days of sending this baby off to the printers, and although there …
Homemade People
My daughter Rachel has a great post up at the Resurgence. It turns out that home cooking is a great idea with people too. Click here.
An Intro to a Book for Writers, Coming Soon
Wordsmithy | Why Christians must write, and what they must write about | Doug Wilson from Daniel Foucachon on Vimeo.
Considering All Things on All Things Considered
For those of you who have access to a radio, Nate will be on All Things Considered this afternoon, right near the end of the first hour. That would be approximately 4:50 pm. For those of you here in Moscow, that should be 91.7 on your dial. And if you are on the East Coast, …
A Very Fine Review
Jason Hood has reviewed Nate’s Tilt-a-Whirl DVD for Books & Culture, and absolutely nails it. He not only understands the whole point of the book and DVD (which is a reviewer’s job), but he also reproduces and expands the point by reviewing in the spirit of the thing (which is above and beyond). You can …
So Why Does Ashtown Start in Wisconsin?
Nate was interviewed this morning in Seattle, and there are some fun details to be found here.
Logic Without Color or Weight
“Once you grant that the world works this way, anyone who comes bustling up to you with stories about men who came back from the dead is a prima facie nutjob. Simple. But you need to look at your closed-system-universe again and look more closely at the price tag this time. Not only is this …
The Importance of Child Dedication
I grant that “train” may not be the best translation for the crucial verb in Prov. 22:6. May I suggest (dynamic equivalence) “baptize”? The verb is hanak. It is the verb from which we get the derivative Hanukkah, which means dedication or consecration. It refers to inauguration or dedication, usually in a cultic setting. The …