Monthly Archives: December 2007

New Year’s Eve Roundup Special: Bye Bye 2007!

Posted on December 31, 2007 by Guest-Writer

I sent out the call for your end-of-the-year blog posts, and find myself gratified at the response. In the waning hours of 2007, I present your thoughts about the year that has been and the year that is to be. … Continue reading →

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Abortion, Religion and Politics, and You: 12/28 Roundup

Posted on December 28, 2007 by Guest-Writer

I am assembling a special roundup with your reflections on the end of the year. There are already some very good top 10 lists and year end reflections filed away safely in my Google Reader awaiting redaction. I have been … Continue reading →

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Southern Baptist, Christmas and Presidential Politics

Posted on December 21, 2007 by Guest-Writer

Merry Southern Baptist Christmas! Gretchen Neisler gives us her Christmas reading picks. Lets us in on the dregs-of-ETS pallet sale at the Campus Lifeway. Kevin Larson wonders why Christmas season seems to turn into ‘boycott season’ for evangelicals. Josh at … Continue reading →

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Sneak Peak For SAS Readers

Posted on December 21, 2007 by Tony Kummer

I have been secretly working on the best Southern Baptist blog of 2008. Most of the grunt work is done, so I thought I would let my favorite blog readers check it out. SBC Voices is like Said At Southern, … Continue reading →

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New Russell Moore Blog

Posted on December 20, 2007 by Tony Kummer

Dr. Moore and Robert Sagers have added a great asides blog to the Henry Institute Website. You can read about it here or just go ahead and subscribe to it via RSS. You can also see this feed on our … Continue reading →

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Extensive Book Review: The Future of Justification by John Piper