About the Kitchen

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When I was in graduate school, many moons ago, a friend and I would sit in the library and discuss different theological ideas (that’s right… we knew how to have a good time!). We gradually developed some unspoken ground rules: in order to further our discussions, each was allowed to voice unprocessed ideas, even to play “devil’s advocate” at times, as we explored new ground and re-explored known territory. That’s what I want to do here in the Kitchen of Half-Baked Thoughts. The ideas presented here do not necessarily reflect the views of the one presenting them. I won’t knowingly state things I don’t believe, but I will throw out possibilities and conjectures, hoping to draw firmer conclusions from the ensuing discussions.

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This my personal blog. The opinions that I express here do not necessarily represent those of my employer, Herald of Truth. The information I provide is on an as-is basis. I make no representations as to accuracy, completeness, currentness, suitability, or validity of any information on this blog and will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or delays in this information or any losses, injuries, or damages arising from its use.

3 Responses to About the Kitchen

  1. Hi Tim. My name is Daniel Bonnell. I just read your review of the Mosaic Bible. I am one of the artists in the Bible. My paintings were used in five locations in the front devotional section.

    After viewing your site I thought you might like to view my work. It
    seeks audiences such as you and your readers. I especially think you
    might find my Confessions tab most interesting as it is dark humor
    not found in the Christian realm anywhere. The is found at
    http://www.BonnellArt.com .

    It would be good to dialog with you and share links as well.

    Peace of the Lord.

    Daniel Bonnell

  2. Tim Archer says:

    Thanks for visiting the site Daniel. I’ll take a look at yours.

    Grace and peace,
    Tim Archer

  3. Dumont says:

    Hi Tim.

    I read your comments on a http://oneinjesus.info/2009/10/19/pacifism-the-early-church/ about.

    I was curious if you know of any information on why Tertullian and Origen seemed to have shifting beliefs about pacifism?

    Thanks!
    Dumont

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