Seven days, seven links:
- “The kingdom isn’t morally hard, it’s just hidden. The kingdom is here and available, but we cannot see it.”
- “There’s a few good reasons to prefer the apprenticeship model to classes.” (Related.)
- “The baptism of Jesus is a new beginning for Israel.”
- “[R]acism is not the cause of differences in loan approval rates.”
- “Matthew was aware of the some of the emerging traditions about Zechariah’s death attested in later Jewish texts.”
- “A large number of well done studies have painted a rather consistent picture of sex differences in personality that are strikingly consistent across cultures.”
- “God sent provision through someone who did not know my need.”
More:
“[W]e’re both using a service that we think is designed to help us connect when really it has turned into a place where we can all freak out together to make the creators happy.” (Related.)
“Name of Adonijah, the Royal Steward, Discovered in Jerusalem”
“White Christians are a declining proportion of the US population.”
“The Bible recognizes that a shaking cry to the universe can be the most profound act of faith.”
Brave Ole World 