If you’re busy (or, like me, on “vacation”) and only have time to read one article this week, engage The Perils of “Preferred Peers” by George Weigel.
For those of you with additional reading time this weekend, check out the following selections below, gleaned from around the interwebs. As always, if you think there is something else that I should have recommended, feel free to let me know in the comments section below. Happy reading!
Theology and Religion
Over Reactions and the Search for Balance by Roger Olson
Learning from Little People by Liz Horst
What is “The Benedict Option”? by Chris Casberg
Explaining Purgatory to Protestants by Douglas Beaumont
Charities on the Dole by Steven Malanga
Biblical Studies and the History of Christianity
Are Firsthand Accounts More Reliable? by Anthony LeDonne
Who Read Early Christian Apocrypha? by Larry Hurtado
Was Luke a Historian? by Brett Landau
The Criteria for the New Testament Canon by Michael Kok
Publishing Without Perishing by John Turner
Worldviews and Culture
Bullet Points and Worldviews by John Ehrett
The “Evangelicals” Who Support Donald Trump by Thomas Kidd
Random Thoughts by Thomas Sowell
The Republican Establishment and Trump by Pete Spiliakos
