Hypotyposeis (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008
Robin Parry has some nice things to say about April DeConick’s work on Thomas: "Not Gnostic?!" DeConnick on the Gospel of Thomas (July 22, 2008).
Dr. Platypus (Free subscription) | 07/19/2008
Robin Parry has been blogging about Noah’s Flood; particularly, he has been arguing against a global flood and for why theologically it doesn’t really matter that the Genesis Flood was not global in nature. Here’s the series so far: Did Noah’s Flood Happen? An Historical Overview Did Noah’s Flood Happen? The Evidence says ‘No’ Did Noah’s Flood Happen? [...]
Chrisendom (Free subscription) | 07/15/2008
My friend Robin Parry of Paternoster has just started his own blog, and his first few posts are simply delightful. But don't be too clever and witty, Robin, it will just make the rest of us look bad – and then I'll have to delete your blog like I deleted Jim... No. I won't finish that sentence. Do check it out: http://theologicalscribbles.blogspot.com/
outside is better (Free subscription) | 08/20/2008
... here. The Trinity functions inside of Christian life as much as “hydrogen to water” (Check out Robin Parry’s Worshiping Trinity. Most of my inspiration for this post came from there), meaning that hydrogen is a necessary element inside of water. In a comment on my previous post, my good friend Amberly describes what I think is many peoples idea of the Trinity. Christians in America...
Chrisendom (Free subscription) | 08/03/2008
While in London, a couple of weeks ago, I purchased the following books: John Ziesler, Paul's Letter to the Romans . For just 1 pound! A big Benny Hinn 'AAMMMMEEEENNN' for that (and a Benny Hinn 'TOUCH!' for good measure) Robin Parry, Worshipping Trinity . I have already mentioned this one. A fun and important read, especially for those of us in the broadly evangelical / charismatic tradition....
Byrnesys Blabberings (Free subscription) | 08/01/2008
... God which Aberdeen’s John Webster contributed to. New Kid on the Blog: theological scribbles from Robin Parry takes on a big one, Israel and the Church in his quest to lose his friends. Here is a well balanced review of The Shack , I still haven’t read it, though I tried to poll some thoughts on it a little while back. I think this CT writer is right to say we shouldn’t look for a...
Dr. Platypus (Free subscription) | 07/16/2008
That would be Robin Parry, whose new-this-month blog is called Theological Scribbles. Welcome, Robin! (H/T: Euangelion)
Euangelion (Free subscription) | 07/16/2008
My good friend and editor Robin Parry, from Paternoter Press, has started his own blog , which will be a delight to read in the future no doubt. Robin is one of these rare chaps who is incredibly well read on a variety of topics in NT, OT, Theology, Ethics, and Missions. Welcome to the party that is biblioblogdom Robin!
Jason Clark (Free subscription) | 07/15/2008
That’s the title of the first post of a new blog, by my mate Robin Parry. Reasons you should check out Robin’s new blog: 1. Friend: He’s a good friend, and you’ll like him 2. Smart: He is very clever, but not in a way that makes you feel stupid 3. Quirky & Interesting: [...]
