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Hello There,
I am a fellow Christ-Follower from Boulder County Colorado. I am starting to develop some small group and sunday school adult curriculum and liked the name ‘KindgomView’ for a general branding thing… and I’ve read you blog and your stuff would be good ad a guest blogger for what I’ve got in mind. I’d like to create a website that offers all kinds of resources… You are the only person I have found using this term that I also thought of… was wondering if you were OK with someone else using it for a similar purpose, etc. and/or interested in being a guest blogger…I hope to connect soon. In Christ, Ken Allen
Hello! I was looking for pictures of feet being washed and came across the one on your blog. I would love to use it in my design work, particularly in a site that I’m doing for my church’s website, and wanted to know if you could grant permission for me to use it. If so, please let me know if it is copyrighted, royalty free, etc. If not, that’s cool, but please let me know either way.
And by the way, I love your post on realignment – that’s pretty doggone insightful (especially since I’ve been to the chiropractor a couple of times myself!).
Hello Prof. Torres! This is Jonathan Perez your former Bible Doctrine student. Just saying “hello” and praying for blessings upon you and your wife!
Take care and hold on to the drawings!
Shalom
I’m surprised by your comments on my view of rewards. I assume you read the next paragraph, in which I advocate the concept of rewards – intrinsic rewards. I oppose those who – like the ruler of Matthew 19 – want to do something to put God in his debt, as if our own effort could earn God’s favor and reward. But God certainly rewards his people – above all with his presence. I say this explicitly several times in my commentary on Matthew – see 2:400-401, for example
Thank you for the reply Dr. Doriani. I’ll pass your comments on to the author.
Thank you again for showing me that there is more grace than wrath within the OT. I love your approach to the Word. My view of the OT has been forever changed. I am looking forward to our future studies.
Matt, thank you again for your kind words. They are both incredibly humbling and a great encouragement.
I’d like to see you review Mitch Stokes’s Shot of Faith to the Head (aka “Plantinga for Dummies”).
MF, thanks for the comment. I don’t have the book you’re referring to (though I have heard good things about it). Generally, I’m pretty favorable toward Plantinga’s approach, though I haven’t written too much on it. Here are some of my thoughts on his Reformed Epistemology I wrote a few years back (part 1, 2, 3).
Thanks, I’ll check those out. I saw this review of Plantinga’s recent book by atheist philosopher Thomas Nagel.
Interestingly, there is substantial agreement that many atheists wouldn’t grant. The ending seems like he’s setting up his own new book Mind and Cosmos: Why the Materialist Neo-Darwinian Conception of Nature Is Almost Certainly False