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The Narnia 3 Home Page
I am teaching a series on the History of the English Bible at the seminary. I'll add the videos as they are completed.
At the seminary we are examining New Covenant Theology in our annual Faculty Lecture Series. You can click here
for the link to the Introduction to
New Convenant Theology that I presented as well as the other lectures in this series.
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The G. K. Chesterton Society
Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874-1936)is one of my favorite writers and a fascinating personality.
In the latest issue of The Master's Seminary Journal, I wrote a review of the new biography of Chesterton by Ian Ker.
Click here to read the review.
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Foundations for Effective Christian Living
David Lachman, Rare Bible & Book Dealer: The BEST! All of the articles and materials on this site are in PDF files are are printable
(with more coming soon).
Unlike some sites, I don't charge to print the materials. I would appreciate knowing if these items have been
helpful and always appreciate feedback. A lot of time goes
into this site and if the Lord leads you to contribute towards the site expenses, you can can click on
the button below and send money via Pay Pal. Many Thanks! |
Welcome to Narnia3.com! When G. K. Chesterton was hired to write a regular column in the The Illustrated London News,
he was told he could write about anything exception religion and politics. Chesterton replied that there was nothing else worth writing about.
If you want to know a little more about me click here for a brief bio.A little bit about the site. Narnia 3 refers to the third of the series of the Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader one of the more thought provoking works in the series, something of an epic of the Christian life. The motto for the page comes originally from Tacitius, but was perhaps more famously put into the mouth of Mr. Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in "The Red-Headed League." It translates, "we have great notions of everything unknown," or as Watson more clearly put it, "Everything becomes commonplace with explanation." There is a section of Essays and Articles that I have written or material that I have created for one of the classes I teach at the seminary. They are all in PDF format and available for downloading. Unlike most sites, I don't charge for them, but you are certainly welcome to make a donation to the cause through Pay Pal! There will be other features coming in the near future. From The Swanson Weather Station ![]()
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