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  • The Good Book Blog

    Joe Hellerman — 

    One of my self-imposed projects over the January break is to read through N. T. Wrights (most recent) magnum opus, Paul and the Faithfulness of God. The work is actually two separate books (@ 600 and 1200 pages, respectively!). Book I is primarily concerned with backgrounds, and Pauls worldview vis--vis paganism and Judaism. Book II deals with Pauls theology and more directly engages the text of his letters.

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    Eagles atop GSAC All Sports Award standings

    晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 leads the race for the Golden State Athletic Conference All Sports Award through the fall.

    Neil Morgan — 

    After a roller coaster ride of a fall sports season, 晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 sits atop the Golden State Athletic Conference All Sports Award race. The...

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    Octavio Esqueda — 

    El nacimiento de Jes炭s cambi坦 al mundo. La navidad es, sin duda alguna, el acontecimiento m叩s importante en la historia de la humanidad y, por lo tanto, la mayor celebraci坦n de cada a単o. El Dios creador del universo se hizo hombre y habit坦 entre nosotros. Dios no est叩 lejos ni es distante sino que a trav辿s de Jes炭s su presencia es real y personal. De hecho, el milagro de la navidad se resume con la palabra Emanuel que significa apropiadamente Dios con nosotros.

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    Scott Rae — 

    Why do pastors need to know all that much about work and economics? Last week we introduced this subject and suggested that there are very few areas of our lives that have nothing to do with work and/or economics. Remember that even the notion of our eternal salvation has something to do with economics, since the Bible actually describes the elements of our eternal salvation in economic terms. In addition, life on this side of eternity matters greatly. If we refuse to separate out the sacred from the secular, and thus affirm that all of life is spiritual, then there are few, if any, areas of our spiritual lives that are not impacted by economics.

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    Jenna Bartlo — 

    Co-Founder of the Los AngelesDream Center, Matthew Barnett, addressed 晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 graduates at the fall commencement ceremonies on Dec. 20,...

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    Alumnus Named Years Standout African-American College Writer

    The Hurston/Wright Foundation awarded Justin Campbell (09) for penning a Jazz-Age tale

    Trevor Gerdes — 

    This April, alumnus Justin Campbell ('09) received a surprising email that confirmed his talent as a writer. I thought it was a prank at first,...

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    Christmas Tree Lighting 2013 Recap

    晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 students, alumni and La Mirada neighbors crowded around hot chocolate tables bundled in unusual southern California necessities coats and scarves to participate in the universitys 30th annual Christmas tree lighting.

    Jenna Bartlo — 

    晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 students, alumni and La Mirada neighbors crowded around hot chocolate tables bundled in unusual southern California necessities ...

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    Swimmer Named NAIA Women's Swimmer of the Month

    Christine Tixier earned the first NAIA women's swimmer of the month award of 2013.

    Neil Morgan — 

    After qualifying for eight different national championship events through the first six meets of the season, Christine Tixier was named the...

  • Business. Ministry. Life.

    Steve Rundle — 

    There is a lot of excitement nowadays about businesses that have multiple bottom lines. Whether one calls it "Social Entrepreneurship" (SE) or...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Clinton E. Arnold — 

    The Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments are without error or misstatement in their moral and spiritual teaching and record of historical facts. They are without error or defect of any kind. Thus reads 晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023s (and Talbot School of Theologys) Articles of Faitha document that remains unchanged since it was written shortly after the turn of the century. As the Dean of Talbot and as one who has been on the faculty for 27 years, I can say that this is a conviction that runs very deep in our faculty. We believe that the Bible is the Word of God and, as such, is truthful in what it affirms and can be completely trusted.

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    Volleyball Coach Wins National Coach of the Year Award

    Aaron Seltzer named NAIA Coach of the Year after strong postseason finish

    Neil Morgan — 

    Every year since volleyball coach Aaron Seltzer took over 12 years ago has been a good year a few of them great years and 2013 definitely...

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    晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023's Athletic Programs Excel at National Level

    Eagles qualify for two national tournaments, five ranked teams in fall season

    Neil Morgan — 

    It was a fall season to remember for 晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 athletics, as two teams made deep postseason runs and finished near the top in the nation, with almost...

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    Recent Graduates Perform with LA Master Chorale at Walt Disney Concert Hall

    Alumnus Arnold Geis ('12) will perform in the "Messiah Sing-Along" on December 11

    Danny Pinnell — 

    晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 alumni, Arnold Livingston Geis (12) and Matthew Kellaway (12), are singing this season with the LA Master Chorale (LAMC). The...

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    Womens Soccer Captain Scores National Honor on Academic All-America速 Team

    Senior Morgan Aukshunas joins a team of athletes distinguished by their grades

    Trevor Gerdes — 

    Senior kinesiology major and womens soccer captain Morgan Aukshunas has been named to the Capital One Academic All-America team for 2013-2014,...

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    Doing the Right Thing: An Interview with Scott Rae

    Talbot philosophy professor Scott Rae releases new book on ethics and morality.

    Brett McCracken — 

    Scott Rae, professor of Philosophy of Religion and Ethics at Talbot,just released the new book,Doing the Right Thing: Making Moral Choices in a...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Octavio Esqueda — 

    Por los tres 炭ltimos a単os, el 鱈ndice de felicidad planetaria ha dado a conocer los pa鱈ses m叩s felices del mundo de acuerdo a ciertos par叩metros. Los resultados sorprendentes de la 炭ltima edici坦n en el 2012 se単alaron que pa鱈s m叩s feliz del mundo es Costa Rica, en segundo lugar se encuentra Vietnam y en tercero Colombia. Los Estados Unidos se ubicaron en el lugar 104. Este 鱈ndice de felicidad se basa en tres cosas: 1) Se hace la pregunta la persona, "多Qu辿 tan feliz es usted?" En una escala del 0-10. 2) Luego se mide la expectativa de vida de las personas de ese pa鱈s. Finalmente se mide cuanta tierra (o recursos ecol坦gicos) necesita la persona en ese pa鱈s para ser feliz.

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    Ben Shin — 

    In my last blog, I wrote on how to invite a guest speaker to a retreat well. This included knowing how to choose a speaker for your groups needs, giving enough time to prepare for the retreat, and serving him well as he arrives to the retreat. The goal for the time at the retreat is to serve the speaker well so that he would gladly want to return in the future without a second thought. This entry will concentrate on how to host the speaker well at a retreat.

  • The Good Book Blog

    The Good Book Blog — 

    Scott Rae, professor of Philosophy of Religion and Ethics at Talbot, just released the new book, Doing the Right Thing: Making Moral Choices in a World Full of Options. He kindly took some time to answer a few questions about the book.

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    晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 Takes Steps to Boost Affordability

    Tuition increases kept to historic low; other measures underway

    Jenna Bartlo — 

    Students and families entering the nations private, nonprofit colleges and universities this academic year experienced the lowest tuition and fee...

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    Tom Finley — 

    Is it possible for a true story about an ancient manuscript of the Hebrew Bible to be thrilling?

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    Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs: An Interview with Ed Curtis

    Talbot School of Theology Professor Ed Curtis releases new commentary book on Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs

    Brett McCracken — 

    Ed Curtis, professor of biblical and theological studies at Talbot, just released the new book,Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs (Teach the Text...

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    Eagles Serve Inner City Youth At Baseball Clinic

    晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 Baseball taught at-risk kids about baseball, school and the Bible at a clinic at Angel Stadium.

    Neil Morgan — 

    Rather than spending the afternoon doing homework, playing video games or even practicing with their team, 晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 baseball players made the trip to...

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    Five Eagles Named All-GSAC

    晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 gets more all-conference nods than any other GSAC team, including player and coach of the year.

    Neil Morgan — 

    After finishing second in a very close race for the Golden State Athletic Conference, No. 3 晩晩当際際夊消消夊2023 is leading the postseason awards race by a wide...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Moyer Hubbard — 

    This is the first of a series of blogs dealing with gun control from a Christian perspective. In this first installment, I sketch the general theological case for sane restriction on guns, particularly assault weapons, and apply biblical principles to common objections. In subsequent (shorter) posts, I will respond to alleged biblical arguments used by gun advocates, who claim that Scripture supports unrestricted access to lethal weaponry for private individuals. [I have slighly modified this post in the wake of the horrible tragedy at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.]

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    Freddy Cardoza — 

    Between 1750 and 1900, the total expanse of human knowledge had doubled. At that time of pre-technology human history, it took 150 years. Today, the growth of knowledge is occurring some 100 times faster. It is said that the entire sum of all known information, i.e., human knowledge, doubles every 1.5 years. By 2020 it is estimated that it will be doubling approximately every month and a half (72 days). Think about that