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5.2 – Winter 2009 – Table of Contents

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- Editor’s Note -
The Vision
by Samir Paul ‘10

– The Dispatch –
III: Why Go To Church?
Anne Goetz ‘10; Jinju Pottenger, Princeton; Sarah White, Dartmouth ‘11; Michael Giuffrida, Yale ‘12

– Opinions –
An Interview with Francis Collins
Questions by the staff of… more »

Reason & Faith IV: Knowing God

Now that we’ve looked at the external benefits of being reasonable, we must explore why it is important internally for one’s spiritual development. For this, I’m going to start with a bold claim – one which would not be controversial were it not for translation… more »

The Meaning of Baptism: Part 3

For the first two parts in this series, see here and here.
NICK
“God’s gracious giving to faith belongs to the context of baptism, even as God’s gracious giving in baptism is to faith.” (G. R. Beasley-Murray, Baptism in the New Testament, p. 273)
One typically unforeseen hazard of… more »


A Clarification

Based on discussion in the comments of the most recent edition of Nick’s discussion of baptism with me, I thought it would be worthwhile to clarify what exactly I take… more »

God and the Texas School Board

Russell Shorto’s article “How Christian Were the Founders?”, a piece discussing the religious revisions being made to textbooks by the Texas school board, has hovered in the New York Times’… more »

With God, All Things Are Possible…

When the disciples heard this, they were greatly astonished and asked, “Who then can be saved? Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but with God… more »

The Meaning of Baptism: Part 2

*This post may set a record for length here on the Fish Tank!  This is due in part to combining posts from two authors together here (see the first post here),… more »

Whoever Takes The Son

I heard this story, and it touched my heart. I think it is worth your time.
Years ago, there was a very wealthy man who, with his devoted young son, shared… more »

The Anger of George Herbert

This Saturday, February 27th, is the feast day of George Herbert, a poet and an Anglican priest who died in 1633, leaving behind him only one slim volume of poems… more »

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