I know I promised another Barth post last week, but it'll have to wait, especially given the cold response my other Barth posts have received--I can only assume it's not something you guys are interested in.
Anyway, I got a new computer, and while I can't get it to connect to the internet at home, I can use it here at the school, and so you can expect the Tuesday Mixes to resume this week.
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You don't have to post more about Barth just because of me, but I was definitely interested. I've been meaning to read the last post and respond but have been swamped this past week and a half. I'm especially interested in the whole general/special revelation topic.
I'll second that. I haven't commented because of limited Internet time (a 3-year-old will do that), but I was certainly reading.
I didn't mean to come off like a petulant child or anything, just so you guys know.
I'll put up my Barth defense post sometime soon--and then I might have one on Milton's "Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce"--basically using that piece as a way of proving Barth right on general revelation.
Oh no, you didn't come off that way at all. I just wanted to let you know that I've been enjoying the posts and getting much out of them.
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