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In this review of the new Star Trek movie, I take issue more with the standards of the era in which it was made rather than the film itself. The film itself is very well done and entertaining.
WESLEYAN IN THEOLOGY, EVANGELICAL TO THE CORE,CONSERVATIVE IN OUTLOOK,PROLIFE, AND UNEVOLVED. YOU CAN FOLLOW THIS BLOG ON TWITTER AT @JohnGuthrie18
About Me
- Mr. Guthrie
- John Guthrie: History and Seminary Grad., Former Pastor/Will Pastor Again, Has Done three years of prison ministry, Been on the board of a Crisis Pregnancy Center. Also into History, Literature, British Drama.
Followers
Posts
Interesting People I Have Never Met. (Linkage does not imply agreement with all views expressed.)
- A.W. Tozer Classics: Background on one of the few great 20th Century Christians.
- A.W. Tozer Sermons From Sermon Index: The largest collection of Tozer sermons I am aware of.
- AN EXPLANATION OF THE TITLE OF THE REGULAR FEATURE ON THIS BLOG, "FRIDAY NIGHT FROZEN DINNER AND AN INTELLECTUAL."
- An Introspective Of An Arminian Christian: A.M. Mallet
- Arminian Perspectives
- Asbury Seedbed: Wesleyan Theological Reflections From Asbury Theological Seminary
- Ben Witherington: New Testament Scholar From Asbury Theological Seminary.
- Biblical StudiesUK: Very helpful site highlighting the best in Biblical Scholarship by the best Evangelical Scholars
- Brian Russell: Professor at Asbury's Florida Campus, Outstanding Missional Blog.
- Caring For Pastors: Christian Counseling For Pastors, Missionaries, And Christian Workers. Tres Adames, A Graduate Of Wesley Biblical Seminary, Ministers With This Organization.
- Charles Wesley Society: Site devoted to the Church's greatest hymn writer with links to works by Wesley scholars.
- Chris Bounds: Professor, Indiana Wesleyan; Wesleyan Theologian
- Chronic Illness and Christian Faith: A website for ministry to those suffering sickness and pain and ways for the healthy to minister to those who are suffering. One of the most important ministry sites on the blogosphere.
- CLC Publications: Great Source for Christian Biographies and Spiritual, Devotional Writing.
- Dallas Willard: One Of My Favorite Christian Philosophers.
- Daniel Pipes: Essential Reading Concerning the Middle East And Our Terrorist Enemies.
- David Wilkerson: I have every one of his Times Square Pulpit messages since the late 80's. Very good material for personal discipleship.
- Discovery Institute: Seeking to influence public opinion and policy initiatives in a variety of areas such as government policies, foreign policy,economics, individual liberty, religion and culture and science. Best source for the scientific basis for Intelligent Design.
- Dr. Albert Mohler: Dr. Mohler is not a friend of Wesleyan-Arminian theology, which is the theology of this blog, but he is one of the very best Christian commentators writing on current cultural trends.
- Dr. Claude Mariottini: One of the most helpful sites in keeping Christians up to date on the latest archeological findings.
- Dr. John's Stories and Prayers: The blog of Dr. John Neihof, President of Wesley Biblical Seminary.
- Dr. Larry Hurtado: A "must read" website on early New Testament Christianity
- Dr. Michael Brown: Commentary on contempory culture from a non-Calvinist perspective. A great source of information concerning Messianic Judaism.
- Four Gospels: A site dedicated to the history of the four Gospels and the background of the pseudo-gospels.
- Fundamental Wesleyan Society: A Site Devoted To Sound Conservative (i.e. Inerrancy) Wesleyan Theology.
- Gene Veith: Observations concerning the intersection of Christianity and culture from a Lutheran perspective.
- Global Christianity: Informative sites following the spread of the Gospel in the non-western nations, what Christianity looks like in different cultures and the persecution of believers around the world.
- Grateful To The Dead: A site devoted to Christian History by Dr. Chris Armstrong of Bethel Seminary
- I, Jacob Arminius: The go-to site, created by William Birch, for all your questions concerning Arminius and his theology.
- Incarnatio: Scripture and Culture in Wesleyan Perspective from Matt O'Reilly. Matt O'Reilly is an adjunct professor at Wesley Biblical Seminary and Asbury Theological Seminary. He is working on his Ph.D. at the University of Gloucestershire. He also serves as a pastor in Alabama.
- Iron Strikes: Dale Wayman's site for Christian Men. Arminian in theological orientation
- Keith Drury: Professor at Indiana Wesleyan University
- Keith Green: The official site from Last Days Ministry. Listen to the music and words of contemporary Christianity's most significant, most spiritual song writer.
- Ken Ham's "Answers In Genesis": The most prominent Creationist website.
- Living Way: The radio and television ministry of Jack Hayford. The only Christian media I listen to or watch. Hayford was very influencial on my spiritual growth in the 1990's.
- Michael Novak: Religion, History and Culture from a Catholic perspective. The best meeting place for style and content on the Web today.
- Mike Breen: One of the best interpreters of Church culture and trends
- National Right To Life Committee: The most important pro-life organization.
- Not Dead Yet: Opposing "The Right To Die" Movement, fighting for the rights of the disabled.
- Reconciliation Blog: A Christian perspective on race within and without the Church
- Reformed Arminian Blog: Theology and devotional articles from an Arminian perspective
- Roger E. Olson: Arminian theologion, Baylor University
- Ronald Reagan Presidential Library: The Best President in my lifetime.
- Schmul Publishing Company: Early Methodist Publications.
- Scriptorium: One Of The Better Christian Websites Devoted To Examining Our Culture. Fred Sander's Essays Are The Best
- Society Of Evangelical Arminians: Dedicated To Educating The Church Concerning The Theology Of James Arminius And Refuting Calvinist Misunderstandings Of Arminian Theology
- Sounds of Majesty: Quality instrumental and choral renditions of the Church's musical heritage.
- Teaching American History: Great Audio Lectures.
- The Alliance Defense Fund: Defending Religious Liberty In America
- The Cornwall Alliance: Dedicated to the Evangelical stewardship of the Earth. A great source for the truth concerning the Global warming Hoax.
- The Fletcher Page: Site dedicated to the study of John and Mary Fletcher. Wesley had designated Fletcher as his successor in heading up the Methodist movement.
- Tim Sheets: Thursday Thinking. A Youth pastor in Indiana.
- Timothy Tennent: The blog of the president of Asbury Theological Seminary
- Traditional Baptist Chronicles: Dan Chapa's Arminian Baptist Blog.
- Vital Piety: The blog of Kevin Watson, pastor, professor at Seattle Pacific University and Seattle Pacific Seminary. He focuses on discipleship, Methodist history, and the contemporary United Methodist scene.
- Wesley Center Online: A Nazarene website featuring the writings of Wesley and other writers of the Methodist tradition
- Wesleyan-Arminian: A site by Kevin Jackson. Original articles and links that serve as a good introduction to the Wesleyan Arminian blogging scene.
Good Friends and Other Sites of Interest
- A Worker Approved: Notes From My Study. A record of my (John Guthrie's) personal Biblical, Theological and Pastoral Studies.
- Billy and Joanna Coppedge, my former neighbors at WBS
- Christian Heritage Fellowship: A Site Dedicated To Christian History And American Christian History In Particular. Maintained By My Former Seminary Professor, Dr. Stephen Flick.
- Daniel and Renita Koehn: Friends from WBS, Both Great Artists, Invite Them to Your Church
- Exposing ExpelledExposed: Eight articles bringing to light this webpage's distortions of the truth regarding Ben Stein's Expelled:No Intelligence Allowed and those dissenters from Darwinian Orthodoxy who were featured in the film.
- From Mangoes To Melchizedek: Whether drawing on his experiences as a missionary to Sierra Leone, his many years as a professor at Wesley Biblical Seminary, or his deep study of Scripture, Dr. Gary Cockerill always has something interesting and informative to say. He is one of the foremost experts on the book of Hebrews.
- Hour of Holiness: Download weekly radio messages from Dr. William Ury, WBS Prof. The best interpreter of Wesley in the Wesleyan tradition, the best teacher of Systematic Theology in any tradition, and a very humble, spiritual guy.
- In The Fight: WBS Professor Matt Friedeman's website focusing on politics and the culture. Listen to his daily radio program.
- Lincoln's Legacy: Six articles challenging negative critical assessments of Lincoln by Conservatives and Conservative Christians written by me, a Conservative Christian.
- Matt Friedeman:WBS Professor, Pastor, Radio Host, Prison Chaplin, Christian Activist. Most creative, challenging Ministry site on the Web.
- Randy Huff: WBS Alumni, Works at Kentucky Mountain Bible College.
- Sola Smorgasbord: Tim Keller And Theistic Evolution. A Six Part Reply To Tim Keller's "Creation,Evolution, And Christian Lay People." (Don't Let The Title Fool You; I Support All The "Solas" Associated With Protestant Christianity. Read The Series To Understand The Title)
- The Francis Asbury Society: The best in current Wesleyan thought. Dennis Kinlaw, John Oswalt, Ron Smith, Bill Ury and others.
- Thinking Is Good For You: A blog from Dr. Steve Blakemore, professor at Wesley Biblical Seminary. No one examines the intersection of faith and culture better than Dr. Blakemore.
- Wesley Biblical Seminary: My Theological Alma Mater
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1 comment:
Hey buddy,
Good stuff as always. I will try and talk to you soon. I missed your call the other day. And I mean "good stuff" concerning all the blogs on the page with this one. I read all of them but I am commenting on them here. Talk to you soon.
Your Buddy,
James
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