Worth Reading - 8/30/24
Here are some links worth following this week.
1. Rebecca McLaughlin reviews a new book, which claims that the Bible clearly prohibits same-sex sex, but God changed his mind.
2. New Testament scholar, Tom Schreiner, reviewed the same book and offers a complementary perspective:
3. This review by Alan Jacobs of two annotated copies of The Wind in the Willows is a joy to read and a reminder of the wonder within that book.
4. Gavin Ortlund explores the shift in the use of terms like “liberal” and “fundamentalist” over the past century.
5. Videographer Peter Santenello offers a window into the drug problem in a Philadelphia neighborhood. The most encouraging aspect of this video is the work of The Rock ministry and their open proclamation of the gospel.
If you’re looking for a devotional guide for Advent, consider this new book I contributed to with other editors from The Gospel Coalition:
Some links worth following this week: 1. Patrick Miller argues against school-provided screens; 2. Alan Jacobs thinks about the pursuit of the enchantment in the world; 3. Matthew Arbo makes a case for more Protestant theological ethicists; 4. An engaging discussion of Robert Caro's biography of Robert Moses; 5. Brett McCracken reviews a forthcoming documentary that riffs on Bowling Alone; 6. An interview with James Davison Hunter.