quote of note “The nature of a paradigm is such that it cannot change unless it is replaced" - Sarah Sumner nehemiah project from my library online biblical study resources BC Encyclopedia of Theology Biblical Studies on the Web Early Church Fathers NT Gateway The Institute of Biblical Greek Greek Bible Online The Resurgence Greek Perseus The Unbound Bible Society of Biblical Literature worthy endeavors Evangelicals for Darfur ONE World Vision World Hope Good Works The Amazing Change Global Witness The Voice of the Martyrs Trade as One Jubilee New Economics Foundation Global Peace Index One Voice Movement The Desmond Tutu Foundation Monday, March 02, 2009 Phyllis Tickle on the Great Emergence Click on the title of this post to see an interview with Phyllis Tickle discussing her book "The Great Emergence". Good stuff, I want the book. posted by Unknown @ 12:56 PM   0 Comments: Post a Comment << Home   ben thomas previous thoughts Beginning again Wisdom from Nouwen...again Mosaic Anabaptist theology and John Woolman Call and Response Abortion: a political football Library Thing A Bad Blogger Podcast trial Dobson and Obama links Ancient Future Worship BC Encyclopedia of Theology Biblical Studies on the Web Christian Century Christian History Christianity Today Dallas Willard Didache Early Church Fathers First Things Henri Nouwen NT Gateway N.T. Wright NPR Relevant Renovare Society of Biblical Literature Stanley Hauerwas The Anglican Mission in America The Ekklesia Project The Ooze Theopedia The Other Journal The Wesleyan Church Wesleyan Theological Society William Lane Craig blogs I read Alan Creech Alan Knox Andrea Swarthout Ben Witherington III Bill Heroman Brian Russell Bryan Sherwood Doug Pagitt Faith and Theology Felicity Dale Greg Boyd Josh Miles Keith Drury James McGrath JR Daniel Kirk John Byron John Wright Ken Schenck Lawson Stone Lenny Luchetti Mac Frazier Maggi Dawn Matthew Johnson Prodigal Kiwis Roger Olsen Scot McKnight William Willimon archives stuff