Posts Tagged ‘Orthodoxy’

Soils for the Seeds of Doctrine: Chesterton’s Orthodoxy Turns 100

By Matthew Anderson I have always thought that every academic–or wannabe, such as myself–ought have one or two hypotheses that are held very loosely, are somewhat defensible but impossible to prove, and just fringe enough to make academic parties mildly interesting. One such hypothesis...

November 6th, 2008 | Art & Literature, Book Reviews | Read More

Scriptorium Daily

• Happy Birthday, Rudolf Stier March 17, 2010
  Today (March 17) Rudolf Ewald Stier (1800 - 1862) was born. Don’t feel bad if you’ve never heard of him, he is little noted nor much remembered these days. Partly because he was so awesome that our puny age cannot handle his sheer awesomeness. Stier did a lot of interesting things as a conservative Lutheran churchman [...] […]
  Fred Sanders
• 101 things to do in Torrey before you graduate March 16, 2010
  This week, The Chimes (the Biola newspaper) published this article, “101 Things to Do Before You Graduate from Biola” and I’ve seen many people on Facebook commenting on how many they’ve accomplished. As “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,” below is the Torrey version of that list. Some of the below are [...] […]
  Allen Yeh