Reckoned Righteous » dispensationalism http://reckonedrighteous.com On the cross, God treated Jesus as if He had lived my life ... so he could treat me as if I had lived Jesus' life. Tue, 20 Sep 2011 03:57:06 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Neither Here Nor There #1 http://reckonedrighteous.com/2008/03/neither-here-nor-there-1/ http://reckonedrighteous.com/2008/03/neither-here-nor-there-1/#comments Thu, 13 Mar 2008 15:27:20 +0000 John Moody http://reckonedrighteous.com/2008/03/13/neither-here-nor-there-1/ Editorial Note:  "Neither Here Nor There" will be a recurring feature (hence the #1 in the title), chock-full of items on the Web that I find interesting.

  • Derek Thomas, blogging over at reformation21, has some interesting thoughts on postmillenialism today.  I think his assessments are on-target – I like Doug Wilson as much as the next guy (OK, maybe more than the PCA!), but postmillenarian theology just doesn’t make sense to me Biblically.  (For the record, my eschatology is pretty much classic amillenialism.  Which is rather fun, since I go to a church populated almost exclusively by dispensationalists!)
  • Speaking of Doug Wilson, his son Nate’s book 100 Cupboards is simply wonderful.  Highly recommended for kids ages 8 to, oh, 97 or so.  (Nota bene: If you get all bent out of shape at the use of the word "magic" in the Narnia or Harry Potter books, you may not find 100 Cupboards to be worthwhile.  But you’d be wrong.)
  • The annual Ligonier conference is about to kick off.  The sessions will be simulcast here, and Tim Challies will be live-blogging as usual.
  • Logos has just announced a new resource focusing on discourse analysis in the Greek New Testament (and also tied to the ESV).  Check out my friend Rick Brannan’s post on the details here.
]]> http://reckonedrighteous.com/2008/03/neither-here-nor-there-1/feed/ 0