by Kevin Bauder | Jan 20, 2017 | Christianity, Conservatism, Culture, Death and Dying, Memorials, Tributes
David Oestreich passed away on Wednesday after a brief stay in the hospital. A resident of northwestern Ohio, Oestreich was still a young man with a young family. He was one of the most important voices of his generation for conservative Christianity. A poet, critic,...
by Kevin Bauder | Jan 20, 2017 | Christology, Evangelicalism, Theological News, Theology
Those who are interested in the current trinitarian debates will want to take a look at a blog post by Lee Irons with a response by Kevin Giles. The issue is whether monogenes means only begotten or unique. Interesting stuff, though Giles thinks that Irons isn’t...
by Kevin Bauder | Jan 20, 2017 | Art and Literature, Christianity, Culture, Library, Library Tips, Poetry
Cosmophagy is a book of nature poems by David Oestreich. Here’s the blurb on the jacket: If you sit up at night thinking about leaves realizing “they’re each alone / and out on a limb,” or wait for “each day to be sliced in half”...
by Kevin Bauder | Jan 19, 2017 | Politics, Theological News
A bunch of religious leaders want to help shape President Trump’s agenda for religion. Religion Clause offers a listing.
by Kevin Bauder | Jan 19, 2017 | America, Conservatism, Judiciary, Politics
Adam McCleod is a law professor. After being ticketed (wrongly) by a traffic camera, he fought the accusation, eventually securing vindication in court–and spending more than the cost of the ticket. Here he offers his views on the constitutionality of the...
