A few things online that caught my attention this week:
Chris Gehrz on Christian Piatt’s attempt to rank Christian blogs.
Joseph Adelman on teaching native American history with objects.
Jonathan Den Hartog on reading Peter Brown
American folklore circa 1946
Turning points in American church history?
Former First Things editor Joseph “Jody” Bottom <a href="http://[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1rTI0oCe0E&w=560&h=315]”>backs gay marriage. The First Things response.
An economic case for saving the humanities.
Saturday Night Live auditions
Remembering the March on Washington
History does not answer every problem
Baldblogger continues his 95 theses for Christian racial & ethnic unity.
How to become a writer
B.D. McClay on what to do with a liberal education.
Jimmy Connors in the New York Times Magazine.
Who spoke at the March on Washington?
Slaves on Long Island: A review of Mac Griswold’s The Manor: Three Centuries at a Slave Plantation on Long Island.
RECOMMENDED READING
The labor rights radical behind the 1963 March on Washington 
Asbury University revival roundup: February 14, 2023 (7:45pm) 
“It’s possible that up to a third of students at evangelical colleges are not physically at their schools.” 
Anyone who wants to believe that Independence Day is a Christian holiday should read Frederick Douglass’s “What to a Slave is the Fourth of July?” David Barton speaks at First Baptist-Dallas.
HYPER-CALVINIST OR CALVINIST?
Hyper-Calvinist or Calvinist; it is a distinction without a difference.
If you embrace the doctrines of Unconditional Election and Perseverance of the Saints you are a Calvinist; it makes little difference whether you are hyper or not.
Unconditional Election Defined: God chooses individual for salvation before they are born. God gives faith to those He selects so they might believe and be saved.
Perseverance of the Saints Defined: All of those whom God has unconditionally selected for salvation can never be lost, they cannot fall from grace. They are once saved always saved.
It does not make any difference what religious doctrinal nuances or intellectual gymnastics are stated or practiced. If you believe in Unconditional Election and Perseverance of the Saints you are a Calvinist. Hyper-Calvinist or Calvinist; it is a distinction without a difference.
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