Category Archives: Cartoons
Deists, lightning, and common sense
Ben Franklin was a (friendly) deist (unlike Thomas Jefferson; Franklin was friends with preacher George Whitefield). Ben Franklin is also reputed to have been struck by lightning during his kite experiment, but it probably had nothing to do with his deism …
Learning caution would be good for all of us.
A left-leaning theologian
The frequent importance of perspective in evaluating whether people are to our left or to our right:
Exceptions for needing seminary tuition
Yesterday’s post noted that many seminaries cannot afford to admit students who do not pay tuition, and we gave the example of Balaam’s donkey. Today, however, we note that exceptions can sometimes be made, particularly if such admissions fulfill certain marketing parameters.
Seminaries like tuition
For at least some seminaries, a major entrance qualification is the ability to pay tuition.
The problem with four-volume commentaries
Craig wrote a four-volume commentary on Acts, the fourth volume of which is scheduled to come out in 2015. But aside from making Craig tired, the commentary all put together is unusually heavy.
Absent-minded professors
Although Craig’s Bible articles are the main purpose of this site, we will run some of his cartoons also. Unlike the video, audio or written articles, the cartoons won’t take more than a few seconds to read, so they won’t compete with the other kinds of posts. Or, at least, not so far as we can remember …
Seminary dean fielding complaints
Students are not always happy with their grades.
Does Christmas or Easter matter more? theologians debate
Theology sometimes looks different on a popular level.
When new data forces us to change our eschatology
(Because Craig’s cartoons each take only a few seconds to read, they are not meant to compete with his serious [non-cartoon] posts.)
