Naumburg is a town on the Saale River roughly in Continue reading
Monthly Archives: January 2007
The Pulling Down of Strongholds: The Power of Presuppositional Apologetics
The following article is from the current edition of Faith for all of Life, the bi-monthly publication of Continue reading
I’ll take mine rare
It’s official. Hillary Clinton has announced that she will be running for the Office of President of the United States of America. Her handlers are already packaging her as Thatcher redivivus. Continue reading
The Ring: A brief survey of performances and works
For those interested, I have put together a brief Continue reading
Der Ring des Nibelungen
Over the next several months (perhaps years, we’ll see) I plan Continue reading
Die Walküre, Act I synopsis
The orchestra opens with the strings furiously Continue reading
Particular Redemption
The following is an letter I wrote to a friend who had questions about the reformed doctrine of “limited Continue reading
Sheehan ‘n Sean
Cindy Sheehan appeared on Sean Hannity’s show Continue reading
Iraq is back and no end
Somebody help me. Anymore, I’m never quite sure if I’m Continue reading
Köthen
The town of Köthen (sometimes spelled with a C) is southwest of Dessau and due north from Halle. It doesn’t even show up on the Google map until you zoom in pretty far; but as so often with German towns, it turns out to be quite substantial once you get there. (Pix is of the palace complex: it is quite modest, though there is a bit more to it than meets the eye here.)
The founder of German pietism, Johann Continue reading
On visiting East Germany
The former communist-block part of partitioned Germany, whose rulers called it the “German Democratic Republic,” can still be referred to by the name current both then and now, namely Continue reading
Our beloved Führer prays to Mrs. Ford
Actually, the exact words were more like, he “extends” Continue reading
A selfishness to be pitied
The old man sitting next to me at the performance of Continue reading