Browsing the blog archives for November, 2007

4 Nov 07

Elitism and Listening to a Sermon

I recently heard a sermon that I thought had an amazing social-justice-oriented message, but I got caught up in what I thought was the preacher’s poor exegetical method. It made me remember when I was in college and went to concerts with my music major friends. I would experience what I believed to be beautiful [...]

8 Comments Posted in exegesis, hermeneutics, sermons, social justice by Patrick George McCullough
2 Nov 07

Academic blogs: skeptic and enthusiast

Yesterday, Inside Higher Ed published two “opposing” articles: one from a skeptic of academic blogging (though this skeptic is an academic blogger) and one from an enthusiast of academic blogging. The former is written by Adam Kostko, a doctoral student at Chicago Theological Seminary, and the latter by Scott Eric Kaufman (see his blog), [...]

0 Comments Posted in articles, blogging by Patrick George McCullough

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