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I'm currently reading Unfashionable. So far, so good - not very far though (life has been a tad disrupted lately)

oh my gosh I didn't even think of that . . . . too funny

I think they're wrong as they are based on man's imagination - I'm content with waiting to see Christ face to face. I tend to agree with the quote in my signature anyway - we have Scripture, we don't need pictures

my pastor organizes the reformed baptist fellowship site :thumbsup:

welcome - glad to have you here

exactly

I would because while I expect moral behavior from my elected officials I don't look to Washington for theology. For that matter, I don't look to my pulpit for politics.

Haven't read the book - I do respect and admire R.C. and have a handful of his books in my personal library, also subscribe to Tabletalk. So my answer is based simply on the above question and not in direct response to anything Dr. Sproul has written in the referenced book. The older I get...

Old Light on New Worship John Price http://www.amazon.com/Old-Light-New-Worship-Psychological/dp/1881095010/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1318547454&sr=8-1

given that there were several posts about Driscoll and his style it didn't occur to me that I was hijacking am more than happy to delete my post

not particularly fond of Driscoll - am not going to excuse him by saying he's not as bad as Rob Bell. He's pretty darn crude, which, in my opinion is in direct opposition to the Scriptural description of a pastor. Is Driscoll temperate, prudent, gentle (not pugnacious)? Is he a man of good...

long time participant in Semper Reformanda, Erin Wilcox (now Erin Fulford) had a gorgeous baby girl yesterday. :clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:

when she was in college my daughter had to right a paper on a person who had a positive influence on her - she chose Fred Rogers.

that would be my daughter

am a tad surprised he (J.O.) called anything a sin

I like cemeteries - there is one in the Toledo area that's on the historic register - I don't go there and sit, but I do go and drive around sometimes (especially in the spring when all the trees are blooming) that said, you've given me an idea and now I might try just sitting sometime

haven't finished it yet - maybe 1/3 through don't agree with everything he says, but he has a lot of good points - certainly food for thought

I've read some of his novels - have "Heaven" on my shelf, but haven't read it. Is he reformed? (I've never researched Alcorn enough to be able to say yes or no.)

a must read? that's an easy one Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan After the Bible, it should be required reading of every Christian.

Tangled (it was really quite cute)