I am making my way through all of my old blog posts on Ken Ham, Answers in Genesis, and young earth creationism. And already, I’ve come out with Volume 2....
I haven’t written about Ken Ham, Answers in Genesis, and Young Earth Creationism for some time, but in truth, during the first five years or so of this bl...
We have now come to my final post on Arthur Miller’s play, The Crucible. There are no real hysterical fireworks that happen in Act 4. The conclusion is straight...
Here in my third post on Arthur Miller’s play, The Crucible, we will look at the courtroom scene and the insanity that unfolds in Act Three. In this post, thoug...
Here in my second post on Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, we’re going to look at Act Two. First, I’ll give an overview of Act Two, then I’ll make a few comments. ...
This year is the first year I have ever had to teach Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. Up until this year, I had never read it. It is set during the Salem witch tri...
One Old Testament prophet that often gets overlooked is Habakkuk. Now, I know what you’re thinking: “Only Habakkuk? Outside of a handful of verses mainly in Isa...
It has been three months since I last wrote anything here on my blog. I’m going to finally get around to get back into the swing of things by completing my seri...
At Wipf & Stock right now you can purchase my revised edition of “The Heresy of Ham” at 50% off with the code: CONFSHIP Great gift for Christmas...
In this fifth post in my book analysis of Irenaeus’ Against Heresies, I want to cover 1.24-31. In these chapters, Irenaeus provides his readers with a bird’s ey...