I look forward to reading the interaction that will take place here this year. Check out the blog on a regular basis as I will be posting thoughts and questions for your discussion.
Indeed it does. I wanted to let everyone know that I have been listening to a great podcast. If you would like to listen to it as well, search for "Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary" It is the one labeled Audio Podcast. The ones I've enjoyed are the ones from the convergent conference. (esp session3) Anyway, thought you guys would find the topics discussed very interested and hopefully helpful. GP
This is about Shelley's *Church History.* Who is he quoting when he doesn't indicate the source, like on p. 11, 3rd. par. in "The Trial and Death" section.
In his prologue, Shelley states that his major quotations are listed in the back of the book. It looks like his quotes in Chapter 1 are from "Great People of the Bible and How They Lived". I don't like it that he doesn't cite in the text or at the end of each chapter, either. Maybe it's just a college habit.
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Indeed it does.
I wanted to let everyone know that I have been listening to a great podcast. If you would like to listen to it as well, search for "Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary" It is the one labeled Audio Podcast. The ones I've enjoyed are the ones from the convergent conference. (esp session3) Anyway, thought you guys would find the topics discussed very interested and hopefully helpful.
GP
Aha, I can post! Good to know. Gary, Kim, I really enjoyed your presentations. Thank you for some thought-provoking questions.
This is about Shelley's *Church History.* Who is he quoting when he doesn't indicate the source, like on p. 11, 3rd. par. in "The Trial and Death" section.
In his prologue, Shelley states that his major quotations are listed in the back of the book. It looks like his quotes in Chapter 1 are from "Great People of the Bible and How They Lived". I don't like it that he doesn't cite in the text or at the end of each chapter, either. Maybe it's just a college habit.
Kim,
Sorry I have not checked the blog in a few days. I think Katherine is right about the citations. It is a weakness to the book.
I just figured out the blog...I'm looking forward to presenting tonight!
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