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Tag Archives: Greek
A Public Apology
Walking the line between confident self-expression and pompous diatribe is tricky (ironically enough, “diatribe” comes from a Greek word that means “waste of time”). This is certainly true of blogs in general, and mine specifically. Last week, I crossed that … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Greek, Reflection, Seminary
Tagged apology, Education, Greek, pedagogy, Princeton Theological Seminary
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How (Not) to Teach Greek
***Please Only Read this Post in Conjunction with This One, Published Shortly Afterward.*** That may seem like an audacious title coming from someone only three weeks into Summer Greek in his first year of seminary, so let me preface: I’m … Continue reading
Daddy, Is Jesus God?
People have started wars, split churches, and even been burned at the stake over this simple question casually posed to me by my three year old son last night at dinner. “Daddy, is Jesus God?” It would have been easy … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Christianity, Grady, Ordination, Seminary
Tagged divinity of christ, gospels, Grady, Greek, theological questions, translation
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Competitive Greek Anxiety, Ph.D
So classes start this Monday. Well, one at least — my Greek class. And from what I’ve heard, that should be enough: It’s a ten-week course, and due to the “intensity” of it all, students are highly discouraged from working … Continue reading
New Home, New Beginning
116511671170 (NOTE: for more pictures from our journey to and arrival at Princeton, click here) We arrived in Princeton today at around 11:00am, found the Seminary Housing Office, and got our keys to our new apartment without much difficulty. Now, … Continue reading