Author Archives: Alastair Roberts

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About Alastair Roberts

Alastair Roberts (PhD, Durham University) writes in the areas of biblical theology and ethics, but frequently trespasses beyond these bounds. He participates in the weekly Mere Fidelity podcast, blogs at Alastair’s Adversaria, and tweets at @zugzwanged.

Lent

Last year I gave up the Internet for Lent. I found the time really beneficial, but I am not going to repeat it this year. This year, Lord-willing, I will try to spend more time in prayer, get enough sleep … Continue reading

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Microsoft’s design for the iPod packaging.

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Where

Funny post. [HT: John Pettigrew]

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What is the Postmodern Turn?

Jeff Meyers has a nice presentation on this subject on his blog.

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“Grammatical-historical exegesis is the exegesis of simpletons.”

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Hidden Passageways

When I have enough money, I am going to contact this company to help me to design my library.

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Incarnation Apart from Sin

Dennis has some insights on this question here. Update: Some further thoughts. Garver’s comments at the end of this post are also important reading. As usual, Joel and Dennis make their points far better than I do. Update 2: Alex … Continue reading

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Thoughts on What St Paul Really Said

T.B. Vick has started to post some thoughts on What St Paul Really Said.

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Prepositions in Romans 3:30

Dennis Hou has some helpful comments here.

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Election, etc. — The Sovereignty of God

Calvinists often talk about the ‘sovereignty of God’. Within this post I want to raise some questions about this concept as I often encounter it. When the Scriptures speak about the sovereignty of God, I believe that they are almost … Continue reading

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