The Lord be with you and the Lord bless you today.
The Logos March Matchups voting has come to an end. The excellent Zondervan Exegetical series has triumphed, which means it’s 60% off. You can now get that deal and several others.
There are a couple of interesting Kindle deals today. I’ll check again in the morning.
(Yesterday on the blog: How Long Is the Dash?)
Carl Trueman reflects on Columbia University’s decision to host multicultural graduation ceremonies this summer. “What is being presented is not multicultural at all. Just as serial monogamy is another term for promiscuity, so this serial multiculturalism is a euphemism for what is, in effect, a new form of segregation.”
Does Canada’s Bill C-7 Ignore A Dark Lesson From History?
Does Canada’s Bill C-7 ignore a dark lesson from history? It sure seems so. “Think of Canada’s Bill C-7 and its expansion of ‘medical assistance in dying’ (a euphemism for physician-assisted suicide, i.e. killing done by doctors). Instead of first helping vulnerable people by providing much-needed medical and social supports – such as top-notch palliative and hospice care for all – the Canadian federal government is pushing Bill
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