Friday Links (7/22/2010)
In preparation for an upcoming presentation, I am currently doing a lot of reading related to Christian higher education, the integration of faith and learning, the nature of Baptist scholarship, etc. David Dockery has compiled a helpful bibliography for the integration of faith and learning that is available for download.
A group of scholars, including my SEBTS colleague David Hogg, run an excellent website titled Early Church History 101. It is a very helpful resource for pastors, students, and others interested in the first five hundred years of Christian history.
At Between the Times, Bruce Ashford has highlighted a new book by SEBTS Old Testament professor Tracy McKenzie. Dr. McKenzie’s book, a revision of his dissertation, is titled Idolatry in the Pentateuch: An Intertextual Strategy (Pickwick, 2010).
Doug Baker of the Oklahoma Baptist Messenger has written an interesting article on the popular worship band Dutton. Bassist Josh Hicks is a recent graduate of Southeastern’s undergraduate program.
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Nathan A. Finn serves as Associate Professor of Historical Theology and Baptist Studies at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina. He's a husband, father, elder, baseball enthusiast, and Broadway musical fan. He's still trying to figure out why we drive on parkways and park on driveways.
